Articles

I wanted to write this article to distill any preconceived notion that you have to be an “expert” or “non-newbie” in order to get a lot of value from going to PyCon, the largest of the annual Python conferences. Along the way I want to use my personal experience to highlight some tips for success.

Code Challenges

Code Challenge 53 – Query the Spotify API

By PyBites Team on 1 October 2018

Hi Pythonistas, Welcome to Pybites Code Challenge 53! In this challenge we get you query the Spotify API and perform a set of tasks.

Code Challenges

Code Challenge 52 – Create your own Pomodoro Timer – Review

By PyBites Team on 1 October 2018

In this article we review last week’s Create your own Pomodoro Timer code challenge.

Code Challenges

Code Challenge 52 – Create your own Pomodoro Timer

By PyBites Team on 24 September 2018

Hi Pythonistas, Welcome to Pybites Code Challenge 52! In this challenge we get you create your very own Pomodoro Timer!

Code Challenges

Code Challenge 51 – Analyse NBA Data with SQL/sqlite3 – Review

By PyBites Team on 24 September 2018

In this article we review last week’s Analyse NBA Data with SQL/sqlite3 code challenge.

Twitter Digest

PyBites Twitter Digest – Issue 30, 2018

By PyBites Team on 23 September 2018

Every weekend we share a curated list of 15 cool things (mostly Python) that we found / tweeted throughout the week.

Soft Skills

Career Development for Programmers

By Bob Belderbos on 23 September 2018

What makes you excel in your career? Become an expert in x, y, z. Sure, you need to learn technical skills, quite a lot of them. However there is a lot more to it. If you want to succeed in your job, business and life, you want to build a portfolio, share your learning, become a reader and a good writer, and last but not least stick to daily exercising. I published this article on my blog 2 years ago and find a lot is still relevant today and will serve our community. I also added an updated towards the end.