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John Wang online - Perl and Python – Two Nights in Silicon Valley
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Perl and Python – Two Nights in Silicon Valley. Perl and Python – Two Nights in Silicon Valley. Published on October 31, 2011. One of the well-touted advantages of living in Silicon Valley is that it is a crucible of talent. Along with colleagues, conferences and unconferences, there are many regular user groups in the valley, of which I’ve attended several. This past week, I decided to check out the local SF Perl Mongers. Python) which both had meetings. Night One – SF Perl Mongers. The creator of YAML.
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Francisco Souza: Speaking at PythonBrasil[7]
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Saturday, September 24, 2011. Next weekend I’ll be talking about scaling Django applications at Python Brasil. The brazilian Python conference. It will be my first time at the conference, which is one of the greatest Python. Conferences in Latin America. Some international dudes are also attending to the conference: Wesley Chun. Is going to talk about Python 3 and Google App Engine; Alan Runyan. Will talk about free and open source software, and Steve Holden. There is also Maciej Fijalkowski.
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Francisco Souza: September 2011
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Saturday, September 24, 2011. Next weekend I’ll be talking about scaling Django applications at Python Brasil. The brazilian Python conference. It will be my first time at the conference, which is one of the greatest Python. Conferences in Latin America. Some international dudes are also attending to the conference: Wesley Chun. Is going to talk about Python 3 and Google App Engine; Alan Runyan. Will talk about free and open source software, and Steve Holden. Posted by Francisco Souza. Which is a Python.
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Core Python Programming: Simple Google API access from Python (part 1 of 2)
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Saturday, September 20, 2014. Simple Google API access from Python (part 1 of 2). You can also watch a video walkthrough of the common code covered in this blogpost here. The code has been modernized to recognize that the Client Library is available for Python 2 or 3. Back in 2012 when I published Core Python Applications Programming. About how I integrated Google technologies into the book. The only problem is that I presented very specific code for Google App Engine. Bring in the G -relevant code later.
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Core Python Programming: Introduction to Python decorators
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Saturday, July 26, 2014. Introduction to Python decorators. In this post, we're going to give you a user-friendly introduction to Python decorators. (The code works on both Python 2 [2.6 or 2.7 only] and. 3 so don't be concerned with your version.) Before jumping into the topic du jour, consider the usefulness of the map(). Function. You've got a list with some data and want to apply some function [like times2(). Below] to all its elements and get a new list with the modified data:. Function calls, timing.
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Core Python Programming: May 2012
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Tuples aren't what you think they're for. While I'm happy that the number of Python users continues to grow at a rapid pace and that there are many tutorials added each day to support all the newbies, there are a few things that make me cringe when I see them. Clearly, this is a major faux pas, as most Python users know that it's a security risk and that. Should always be used instead (and the main reason why. Replaces and is renamed as. I would says lists and. Calling a foreign AP...
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Core Python Programming: Tuples aren't what you think they're for
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012. Tuples aren't what you think they're for. While I'm happy that the number of Python users continues to grow at a rapid pace and that there are many tutorials added each day to support all the newbies, there are a few things that make me cringe when I see them. Clearly, this is a major faux pas, as most Python users know that it's a security risk and that. Should always be used instead (and the main reason why. Replaces and is renamed as. I would says lists and. Calling a foreign AP...
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Core Python Programming: Integrating Google APIs and Technologies
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Friday, April 6, 2012. Integrating Google APIs and Technologies. In 1997, long before my tenure at. I became a member of the. Community in helping to create. Re Python Applications Programming. XML feeds, and a complete chapter on cloud computing with. It’s also the first published book to feature code that utilizes the. While the book contains a longer example using that API, I want to show you how easy it is to connect to. Using Python right now! The bulk of the work in connecting to Google (and. As "g...
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User wescpy - Stack Overflow
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Core Python Programming: March 2012
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Friday, March 9, 2012. A new PyCon. and a new book (and a new article)! I'm excited about this year's PyCon. Conference happening this time in the heart of Silicon Valley. There are many firsts, so let's just list a few here (let me know if I'm missing any)! This is the first PyCon. Ever held in Silicon Valley (although. Older Python workshops have been hosted here). That had a cap; yes, we "ended" registration at 1500 people. To have sold out! With an attendance near or exceeding 2200 (2257). In case yo...
