Python tips from the trenches
Snippets and gotchas for cleaner, faster Python.
Explore and Run Libraries through your Browser
Jedy
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javascript, php, python, nodejs
euaxeux
ryan gehring
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python
The programatic way to download Salesforce CSV's
NandaKumar Totantila
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python, salesforce, scraper
Creating a python logger
Mike
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python, logger, log file, stdout
tab completion in Python interpreter
Manas Singh
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python, osx
FizzBuzz
Matt Sirocki
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python, fizzbuzz
Quickly setup a new python package
Philipp Kreutzer
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python, zsh, django, bash
Little script to create an import lib from DLL
Pat Le Cat
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python, mingw, dlltool, lib
Decorators for profiling Python functions
Mario Romero
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python, profiling
Simple(st) http server in linux
Mathias Rong
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python, linux, http, webserver
Python - Lists to Dicts
Lampros Mousselimis
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python, lists, dicts
Use Relative Imports
Ron Elliott
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python
Quick, quick, serve cwd!
Gert Goet
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python, html
Inline locale generation for a Django project
Rodolphe Breard
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python, django, i18n
Log colouriser command line utility
Peter Hillerström
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python, logging, cli
DjangoCon US 2012 Presentations
George Tsiokos
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python, django, djangocon
Everything must be an object.
theManda
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python
Make a dictionnary with two lists
Kokopak
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python
Swap keys and values in a dict
v.petrov
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python
Dirty list comprehensions in python
Tristram Oaten
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python, nasty, side-effects
Is there a form of lazy evaluation where a function (like mean) returns an approximate value when operating on arrays
sracer2017
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machine learning, python, extrapolation, lazy evaluation
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