Hi Pythonistas, a new week, a new ‘bite’ of Python coding! This week we’ll do another API exercise: you will parse your Twitter feed searching for book / movie / music / you-name-it recommendations. Can you create a simple ParrotRead? Enjoy
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Code Challenge 17 – Never Miss a Good Podcast – Review
By PyBites Team on 7 May 2017
It’s end of the week again so we review the code challenge of this week. It’s never late to sign up, just fork our challenges repo and start coding.
How to Download an XML File with Python
By Julian Sequeira on 4 May 2017
In this post I detail how to download an xml file to your OS and why it’s not as simple as you’d think
The making of my Task Manager App for the PyBites Code Challenge
By Martin Uribe on 2 May 2017
As a relatively newcomer to the Python scene I’ve come to realize that the best way to learn is to actually participate in coding challenges. This has helped to push me out of my comfort zone.
Code Challenge 17 – Never Miss a Good Podcast
By PyBites Team on 1 May 2017
Hi Pythonistas, a new week, a new ‘bite’ of Python coding! This week we’ll let you import a Podcast feed, store it in SQLite, and email unplayed episodes at a regular interval. Inspiration here. Enjoy!
Code Challenge 16 – Query Your Favorite API – Review
By PyBites Team on 30 April 2017
It’s end of the week again so we review the code challenge of this week. It’s never late to sign up, just fork our challenges repo and start coding.
Learn Python by Coding for Yourself
By Julian Sequeira on 27 April 2017
In this post I discuss (with examples) why it’s important to learn Python by actually coding. It’s not enough to just read!
Code Challenge 16 – Query Your Favorite API
By PyBites Team on 23 April 2017
Hi Pythonistas, a new week, a new ‘bite’ of Python coding! This week we’ll let you play with Web APIs. They are fun to fiddle with and great for learning and building cool things. Enjoy!
Code Challenge 15 – Create a Simple Flask App – Review
By PyBites Team on 22 April 2017
It’s end of the week again so we review the code challenge of this week. It’s never late to sign up, just fork our challenges repo and start coding.
Simple Flask app to compare the weather of 2 cities
By Bob Belderbos on 20 April 2017
In this post I show you how to build a simple Flask app to compare the weather of 2 cities using the OpenWeatherMap API. Maybe this aids you in solving this week’s challenge.