Today I wanted to share a little app I built the other day to search emojis from the command line.
Fast Emoji Lookup from the Command Line
By Bob Belderbos on 7 May 2021
And now for something completely different… MicroPython!
By Cedric Sambre on 2 April 2021
What if you could control a little circuitboard with a bunch of IO’s, integrated WiFi and a camera slot on board?
Naughts and Crosses Gets a Little Help
By Geoff Riley on 12 March 2021
Naughts and Crosses (Tic-Tac-Toe to some audiences) is a popular skill game often played by children. It can also be usefully employed to distract dial up computers, at NORAD for example, rather than allowing the ‘playing’ of Global Thermonuclear War. Would you like to play a game?
Are You Working on Your Mindset as Much as Your Technical Skills?
By Bob Belderbos on 6 March 2021
In this post we share our favourite lessons from basketball coach Wooden: enjoy the game (more than the result), many small improvements compound over time, your actions reveal your character, stay humble, and keep emotion and ego in check.
Don’t Blame Yourself at Work
By Julian Sequeira on 5 March 2021
A workplace/career thought for you to consider today.
There is NO Competition, Stop Comparing Yourself to Others
By Bob Belderbos on 4 March 2021
The sure way to feel less fulfilled and increase imposter syndrome? Comparing yourself to others …
10 Cool Pytest Tips You Might Not Know About
By Bob Belderbos on 26 February 2021
Here are 10 things we learned writing pytest code that might come in handy.
How to Produce More Content
By Bob Belderbos on 25 February 2021
In this article we give you some tips on How to become a content provider, an essential skill to develop in order to succeed in your career.
Abstract Syntax Trees in Python
By Alessandro Finamore on 20 February 2021
In this article Alessandro provides an overview of Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs), introduces a few use-cases, and showcases the ast module in the Python Standard Library. The content is structured in a top-down fashion, starting from general notion about an AST, and digging deeper up to the point of artificially manipulating an AST to “randomize” the content of some instructions.
Python in Everyday Life
By Jesse Brink on 28 December 2020
In this article Jesse shares how he used Python to leverage his daughter’s homework assignment …