Python tips from the trenches
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
Adam Baldwin
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1 response
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python, static, share
Use the in operator
Stefan Arentz
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3 responses
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python
IOError: decoder jpeg not available under Python Virtualenv
davi
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0 responses
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virtualenv, python, ubuntu, pil
Python: Creating Your Project Structure
Marko Klemetti
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8 responses
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python, shell, testing, unit testing
Vim: Checking Python code on the fly
Caio Ariede
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0 responses
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python, vim
JSON.stringify() pretty printer
Doug Thomas
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1 response
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python, json, javascript
Storing Google API credentials in a Python dict
Mattijs Hoitink
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1 response
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python, google, api, google api
Find the first item in a list
Stefan Arentz
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1 response
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python
Saving images with (just) Requests:HTTP for Humans
Peter Hanley
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0 responses
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python, requests, web-scraping
Merge dict (e.g. in a listcomp/genexp)
Erik Allik
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0 responses
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python, dict, list comprehensions
Require an API key for a route in Flask using only a decorator
Spencer Williams
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2 responses
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python, rest, flask
Unit testing in Python
Marko Klemetti
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2 responses
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python, nose, testing, unit testing
Django: Autoloading tempalate tags the easy way
Mir Nazim
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1 response
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python, django, templatetags, quick hacks
Simple webserver in seconds
Kristján Oddsson
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0 responses
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python, macosx, linux, mac
Publishing for the web.py Python Framework to Heroku
Joshua Oiknine
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0 responses
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python, heroku, web.py
Redirect to named url in Django
Tomasz Walotek
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0 responses
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python, django, routing, urls
Get to know ZMQ
Adam Stankiewicz
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0 responses
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ruby, php, python, unix
Pretty print json output
Frank Louwers
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0 responses
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python, cli, json
For better coding...
Gökmen Görgen
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0 responses
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python, django, pep8
Starting a django dev server that is externally accessible
Bayard Randel
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2 responses
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python, django, vagrant
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