A guide to four command-line tools (IPython, Autoenv, Cookie Cutter, Bash Git Prompt) to boost productivity for Python developers.
A developer's guide to handling timezones in Python, covering pitfalls, best practices, and the datetime module's design.
A comparison of Python implementations for the Lomb-Scargle periodogram, recommending the fast algorithm in the gatspy package for analyzing irregularly-sampled data.
The Bite Python Newsletter is now an official weekly publication, with a new schedule and homepage.
Explains the benefits of using Python's namedtuple for readable, self-documenting, and efficient code compared to regular tuples.
A guide to using the 'retrying' Python library for implementing robust retry logic in applications dealing with external failures.
An interview about software testing in Python, covering the author's journey with Python, the Zen of Python, and challenges for beginners.
The author announces a self-published book on Python tips, tricks, and patterns, offering an early sign-up for a reduced price.
A developer shares his journey to becoming a Google Developer Advocate, detailing his career path and the reasons behind his decision to join the tech giant.
An update on the certifi project's new release, addressing 1024-bit root certificate removal and the plan for a hybrid bundle.
A curated list of beginner-friendly Python programming books, ranging from interactive tutorials to comprehensive guides.
A collection of useful Python programming tips and tricks, including enumerate, comprehensions, and debugging techniques.
A guide to using the AFL fuzzing tool to test Python code for bugs and security vulnerabilities by generating random inputs.
A guide to moving beyond basic grep for Python application monitoring, covering error logging with Sentry and metrics collection with tools like Prometheus.
A developer reflects on the emotional and professional revitalization they experience at PyCon, the annual Python conference.
A developer shares how starting with a minimal, functional version of a side-project (a Python TODO manager) leads to completion and avoids abandonment.
Introducing Todoman, a simple, open-source CLI task manager for Unix-like systems that saves tasks as iCalendar.
Analyzes the tension between Red Hat's long-term enterprise support for outdated software like Python 2.6 and the burden it places on open-source community maintainers.
Announcing EuroSciPy 2015, the European conference on Python for scientific computing, with calls for papers, talks, and tutorials.
An introduction to single-layer neural networks, covering the Perceptron and Adaline models, with Python implementations and gradient descent.
