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Why Python is Great for Test Automation
By Andrew Knight on 25 July 2018
Testing in Python is consistently growing in popularity. In this article our friend Andrew Knight from Automation Panda walks through 10 reasons why Python is great for Test Automation.
Why Python is so popular in Devops?
By Rhys Powell on 25 June 2018
Along with the growth of Python for developers in the machine learning and data science space, Python is also a growing language for devops / in the ops tooling side. In this article Rhys will explain why that is …
Pushing the Packt “free book of the day” to the world with Scrapy and Alexa
By Rhys Powell on 31 May 2018
I have a love of the goodies that you get as part of the developer rewards from submitting Alexa skills to Amazon. Another thing that I also love is the fact that Packt gives away a free book. What I always forget to do is look at what today’s book is and what I didn’t have was a lot of time to meet this month’s deadline for app submission. Why not combine them both?
Using Feedparser, Difflib and Plotly to Analyze PyBites Blog Tags
By Mridu Bhatnagar on 29 January 2018
I came across PyBites through a random retweet by some other Pythonista and was intrigued by the challenges Bob and Julian post. Learning cool things by building something always fascinated me so I love and enjoy contributing to the PyBites community through solving random challenges that I find interesting. Long story short I picked up PyBites Code Challenge 03 and am sharing my solution here.
DisAtBot – How I Built a Chatbot With Telegram And Python
By Rodolfo Ferro on 10 December 2017
Rodolfo recently joined our Code Challenges and built Disaster Attention Bot (DisAtBot), a chatbot that helps people affected by natural disasters. In this article he shows how he built this bot with Telegram and (of course) Python. Show him some love because who knows, this could be a life saver (pun intended)! We are delighted to have him show this interesting project he submitted for Code Challenge 43 which earned him a book on chatbots. /Rod please share …
Using Pandas and Seaborn to solve PyBites Marvel Challenge
By Martin Smith on 7 December 2017
Today we have Martin Smith show us how he used Pandas and Seaborn to solve our Marvel Comics Challenge. Take it away Martin!
Code Challenge 36 – Create an AWS Lambda Function – Review
By PyBites Team on 3 October 2017
In this article we review last week’s Create an AWS Lambda Function code challenge.
Code Challenge 36 – Create an AWS Lambda Function
By Michael Herman on 12 September 2017
Hi Pythonistas, a new week, a new ‘bite’ of Python coding! We are delighted to have Michael Herman (Real Python) back to deliver this week’s challenge. Prepare to learn some useful new skills and above all have fun!
Code Challenge 28 – Integrate a Bokeh Chart Into Flask – Review
By PyBites Team on 24 July 2017
In this article we review last week’s Integrate a Bokeh Chart Into Flask code challenge. We got some really nice submissions to share …