Some of our amazing PyBites Pythonistas completed their #100DaysofCode in Python Challenge!
Day 100: I completed the 100 Days of Code in Python course by @pybites @talkpython! https://t.co/XARY1x1H8k… https://t.co/GTJ58bxfca
— Steven H (@secdevthing) June 28, 2018
Day 100: I completed the 100 Days of Code in Python course by @pybites @talkpython! Made a Web version of the HiLo… https://t.co/IxXH1vHcZC
— Darren Jones (@djaychela) July 05, 2018
Day 100: I completed the 100 Days of Code in Python course by @pybites @talkpython ! https://t.co/t2NNmXay0r… https://t.co/Ef40h1UzWo
— Taz (@devtazv2) July 06, 2018
That champion Anthony Shaw is back at it on the latest Talk Python episode, talking security this time!
Here’s @talkpython #168: 10 Python security holes and how to plug them with @anthonypjshaw and @alangsworth… https://t.co/XtHgcDHlnV
— Talk Python Podcast (@TalkPython) July 06, 2018
It’s stories like these that make everything we do worthwhile. Great work Rob!
Thank you, @pybites . https://t.co/cwOjsoAxbX
— Rob Fowler (@BlueGator4) July 04, 2018
Thanks to the PSF for all that they do!
RT @ThePSF: Our sponsors support has enabled us to award $166,205 in grants to recipients in 34 different countries so far in 2018 & we’re…
— Ewa Jodlowska (@ewa_jodlowska) July 03, 2018
Zip Fun!
One of my favorite little Python tidbits is that zip() is its own inverse… >>> data = [(1, 2, 3), (‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’… https://t.co/PUU1ncQgZZ
— Jake VanderPlas (@jakevdp) July 03, 2018
Nice regex tip
You can include comments inside a regex with (?# … ). For example, /thes+(?# One or more spaces)end
— Regular Expression (@RegexTip) July 04, 2018
Python 3.8 talk already!
Just published “7 features proposed so far in Python 3.8” including a human-readable explanation of the controversi… https://t.co/SKlXv3Lo65
— Anthony Shaw (@anthonypjshaw) July 07, 2018
Calculate the distance between GPS points with Python
I wrote a tutorial on how to calculate distance between GPS points in Python https://t.co/24CjCpGSin by @njanakiev
— Python LibHunt (@PythonLibHunt) July 06, 2018
What an amazing app! Can’t wait to give it a try
RT @cramforce: ✨NEW✨ After wanting to have this for years, I just built this little app that will read you Wikipedia articles about the pla…
— Ned Batchelder (@nedbat) July 06, 2018
Encoding in Python wonderfully explained
How Encoding Works in Python2 vs Python3? The best explanation of encode, decode and UTF-8 I have ever seen:… https://t.co/Pcf8sFquvm
— Daily Python Tip (@python_tip) July 06, 2018
6 useful Python packages
5 rarely mentioned but super useful packages you should know about. Also, one of mine https://t.co/1PtxfklyFg
— /r/Python Popular (@RedditPython) July 05, 2018
Incredible effort! Super Mario themed stuff also instantly wins
Extracting Super Mario Bros levels with Python https://t.co/xUe5EetcHR #mario #video #data
— import python (@importpython) July 03, 2018
Multiline Strings
I use textwrap.dedent on almost all of my user-facing multi-line strings. If you’re not using dedent already, I… https://t.co/YaV0w2lVtN
— ✨ Trey Hunner (@treyhunner) July 06, 2018
>>> from pybites import Bob, Julian
Keep Calm and Code in Python!