We did it! #100DaysOfCode is done: 5K lines of code, 100 scripts. Just on the day PyBites turns 200 days. In this article we will share our learning on this major project and announce our next 100 days effort …
200 Days of PyBites, 100 Days of Code and our Next Project
By PyBites Team on 7 July 2017
From Challenge to Project – How I Made PyTrack, Learning Modules and Packaging
By Martin Uribe on 7 July 2017
This is a guest post by Martin, a passionate Pythonista who turns our code challenges into cool projects. In this article he describes his process of building pyTrack, a simple task time tracker. Not only did he learn various Python modules – PeeWee, Maya and Click – he also stunned us delivering a project with great documentation and properly packaged code.
Code Challenge 26 – Create a Simple Python GUI
By PyBites Team on 4 July 2017
Hi Pythonistas, a new week, a new ‘bite’ of Python coding! Web apps tend to get all the love so it’s about time we shared the spotlight with GUIs. This week let’s take our first dive as a PyBites Community into Python GUIs!
Code Challenge 25 – Notification Service of Now Playing and Upcoming Movies – Review
By PyBites Team on 3 July 2017
In this article we review last week’s Notification Service of Now Playing and Upcoming Movies code challenge.
Twitter digest 2017 week 26
By PyBites Team on 2 July 2017
Every weekend we share a curated list of 15 cool things (mostly Python) that we found / tweeted throughout the week.
Flask Web Server Port Mapping
By Julian Sequeira on 1 July 2017
A quick post on Flask App port mapping
From Script to Project – Packaging Your Code in Python
By Bob Belderbos on 1 July 2017
This week’s article is about packaging your Python code. Sounds daunting? Actually it is pretty simple.
Code Challenge 25 – Notification Service of Now Playing and Upcoming Movies
By PyBites Team on 26 June 2017
Hi Pythonistas, a new week, a new ‘bite’ of Python coding! What movies are in theaters now or just came out on your favorite streaming service? What are upcoming movies, when will they be released? Can I keep track of all new humor movies? Or what about that specific actor or director? Having a notification service around movies seems an interesting, fun and useful code challenge to us.
Code Challenge 24 – Use Dunder / Special Methods to Enrich a Class – Review
By PyBites Team on 26 June 2017
In this article we review last week’s Use Dunder / Special Methods to Enrich a Class code challenge.
Building a Karma Bot with Python and the Slack API
By Bob Belderbos on 25 June 2017
We love Slack! But what if we can make it even cooler? Imagine: you are geeking out with your fellow developers on Slack and you want to give them credit. Or you can write “stupidsubject–” and it automagically shows “stupidsubject’s karma decreased to -2”. Enter Karma Bot. This is nothing new but building one myself was a great learning exercise and a fun tool we use on our Slack now.