Sat Jul 28 2012 16:32 http://www.huyng.com/posts/python-performance-analysis/:
Includes memory
Fri Feb 17 2012 15:26 Pygcurse - Curses Emulator for Pygame:
Windows-compatible Python curses library.
Fri Nov 11 2011 12:43 http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/index.html:
Try next time instead of httplib2
Mon Feb 07 2011 20:54 Curveship: Interactive Fiction + Interactive Narrating:
Hmm, I just want to write interactive fiction in Python without this particular kind of narrative weirdness.
Fri Nov 27 2009 03:40 http://blogmaker.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/release/README.html:
If I'm thinking about redoing NB I should look at the alternatives
Thu Dec 11 2008 09:08 EST Ian Bicking: a blog :: lxml: an underappreciated web scraping library:
I agree with a lot of this.
Thu Feb 14 2008 22:26 EST » Auto-creating MySql and Postgresql Databases with Powerful Python Tools - DevChix - Blog Archive :
by gloriajw
Sat Sep 29 2007 09:24 EST The Sgmlop Parser/Tokenizer:
Swap in for sgmllib?
Wed Apr 11 2007 06:46 PST American Scientist Online - Where's the Real Bottleneck in Scientific Computing? :
Computational illiteracy. Even some developers don't use version control (shiver). The marginal benefit of a single lesson in best practices is huge.
Sat Mar 24 2007 19:02 PST The Object HTTP Mapper:
Ian Bicking Presents
Sun Jul 09 2006 19:18 PST mnot: Python HTTP APIs:
Use at your own risk
Thu Jul 06 2006 14:59 PST The Python Sound Project:
Actually about generated music, not 'sound' per se
Fri Jun 30 2006 16:11 PST ASPN : Python Cookbook : ProtectUTF8:
An excellent idea
Mon Jun 26 2006 14:28 PST About Us:
I just realized I walked right past this store a couple weeks ago and didn't notice!
Mon Jun 26 2006 14:28 PST BBS Ads Collection v1.0:
Now this is nostalgia!
Mon Jun 26 2006 13:54 PST trunk/doc/conch/examples:
Insults (Twisted Curses)
Fri Nov 04 2005 16:40 PST ONLamp.com: Testing Web Apps Effectively with twill:
Tiny Beautiful Soup mention
Tue Jul 12 2005 07:56 PST python-constraint:
Constrained to post this
Thu Jun 23 2005 14:49 PST AIMA Python Code:
Part of AI book
Sun Jun 05 2005 22:29 PST TextTools - Fast Text Manipulation Tools for Python:
mx strikes again
Sun Jun 05 2005 22:29 PST Orange:
And it gives you cell phone access too
Wed Jun 01 2005 15:00 PST PyDSH: The Python Distributed Shell:
Peter hodgson might like this
Fri May 20 2005 13:06 PST WSGI Explorations with Python:
Nice summary, this guy should write professionally (he kind of does, for Linux Gazette)
Thu May 05 2005 15:42 PST mod_python, best practices:
love/hate relationship w/mod_python
Tue Apr 26 2005 07:34 PST SourceForge.net: Project Info - Python RRDTool module:
Some call it the gangster of love.
Fri Apr 15 2005 14:18 PST Twisted Documentation: Twisted Mail Tutorial: Building an SMTP Client from Scratch :
double whammy for my chapter
Sun Apr 10 2005 17:12 PST Beautiful Soup: We called him Tortoise because he taught us.:
It's back with version 2.0. Just making sure the NB->delicious code still works.
Wed Mar 30 2005 14:52 PST FormEncode/Validator:
Oh, don't be modest, Ian
Wed Mar 30 2005 12:18 PST Happy Hooking: PyConDC 2005:
Actually very similar to what Inform provides
Mon Mar 28 2005 14:01 PST uploadr.py:
Nice starter script. I guess I should use flickr instead of my own, abandoned photo directory
Mon Mar 28 2005 10:56 PST moshez: Stories From a Conference:
PyCon after-action report. "People were... banging each other for no good reason." I sure picked the wrong year to skip PyCon!
Mon Mar 28 2005 10:14 PST http://www.rogerbinns.com/isbg/isbg.py:
Useful reference program for doing imap with Python. Also seems useful for its intended purpose.
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:47 PST PyGE Home Page:
you get a free ride for combining two things i like
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:06 PST ReportLab - Open Source Software:
Works really well once you figure it out
Tue Mar 01 2005 10:47 PST myelin: urlstemmer:
Thanks a lot
Tue Feb 22 2005 16:15 PST Subway:
frantic filing
Tue Feb 08 2005 15:16 PST ZSI: The Zolera Soap Infrastructure:
For maximum confusability, I deem it "Zoap"
Tue Feb 08 2005 07:33 PST pymorph Morphology Toolbox V0.8 01Aug03:
now no one can stop me from grading potato quality!
Sun Jan 23 2005 07:43 PST Text Processing in Python (a book):
as long as i'm cleaning out my old bookmarks
Sun Jan 23 2005 07:40 PST http://www.python.org/workshops/1995-05/onetime:
"Produce a one-time password response to a random-number challenge, with
respect to a secret, shared DES encryption key."
Fri Dec 03 2004 16:05 PST Urwid - curses-based User Interface Library for Python:
*almost* "unwind"
Fri Dec 03 2004 14:51 PST ASPN : Python Cookbook : Spreadsheet:
I like the sound of "The sleeper feature of Py2.4" (and this is a good demonstratino of the power of python)
Fri Dec 03 2004 13:52 PST ASPN : Python Cookbook : Find the most frequent elements:
true and tested travesty
Mon Nov 29 2004 11:42 PST HTML entity fixer - Peterbe.com (Peter Bengtsson on Python, Zope, Kung Fu, MMS, London and photos):
Another such
Wed Nov 17 2004 16:21 PST ONLamp.com: A Primer on Python Metaclass Programming:
it can't be that hard
Mon Nov 15 2004 15:21 PST zephyrfalcon.org :: Efectos Especiales:
I love messing w/the call stack
Fri Nov 12 2004 10:17 PST gthumy: Static HTML Slide Show:
Looks like just what I need. "2. I like python programming."
Tue Nov 09 2004 10:03 PST Thiamin Trek Weblog Archives: General/GettingThingsDone:
Just pick something already
Wed Nov 03 2004 10:45 PST SecuriTeam.com (HTMLer - An Automated Broken HTML Generator (Mangleme Python Port)):
The perfect companion to Beautiful Soup
Tue Oct 05 2004 16:12 PST Python Web Modules:
See how good this is
Tue Oct 05 2004 09:50 PST Python Quotations, page 1 of 10:
Going way back
Wed Sep 29 2004 10:06 PST Base conversion method or module :
This is genius. Python's int method takes a second argument which is the base of the string to be converted into an int
Tue Sep 28 2004 17:01 PST http://serialized.net/pyclouds.py:
Never thought that in my lifetime I'd see anything I understood that had an item to "fix the plasma generator"
Tue Sep 28 2004 16:57 PST Pythonology Python Success Stories:
We need to do this for everything
Fri Sep 24 2004 14:14 PST ASPN : Python Cookbook : simple example to show off itertools.tee:
Rocks like a sly fox
Wed Sep 15 2004 14:36 PST Jon's Python modules:
Very nice
Tue Sep 14 2004 10:49 NST8NDT XML.com: An Atom-Powered Wiki:
oh yeah, that meta tag
Tue Sep 14 2004 10:48 NST8NDT PEP 333 -- Python Web Server Gateway Interface v1.0:
Wave of the future
Thu Sep 09 2004 21:24 NST8NDT hackdiary: del.icio.us experiments:
I'm a day late and a dollar short
Tue Sep 07 2004 14:45 NST8NDT Call For Grant Proposals:
Surely I can think of something
Sat Sep 04 2004 07:18 NST8NDT Documentation [Universal Feed Parser]:
Docs complete to the point where you wish they were slightly incomplete, like Royce Hall
Thu Sep 02 2004 15:45 NST8NDT http://pyre.third-bit.com/pywebblog/archives/000075.html:
This guy's learning Quixote. Learn from him,
Wed Sep 01 2004 12:50 NST8NDT Twisted Documentation: Programming a video game:
termios lode runner
Tue Aug 31 2004 09:39 NST8NDT [Flickr APIs] Python FlickrClient :
Now in Python flavor
Thu Aug 26 2004 13:49 NST8NDT PythonCard Home Page:
It sounds like this is really coming together
Thu Aug 26 2004 10:51 NST8NDT mechanize:
Nice, close to SF
Mon Aug 23 2004 11:02 NST8NDT ASPN : Python Cookbook : foreach.py - Execute a python function for a selected set of files.:
Nice puzzle piece
Thu Aug 19 2004 16:00 NST8NDT PLEAC-Python :
Vade mecum
Thu Aug 19 2004 15:55 NST8NDT XML.com: Proper XML Output in Python:
Solve that unicode problem once and for all
Thu Aug 19 2004 14:04 NST8NDT 18.6. Object-oriented design patterns:
Very nice, simple
Mon Aug 16 2004 16:22 NST8NDT Python Grimoire:
Much better than the default python tutorial
Tue Aug 10 2004 16:50 NST8NDT http://codespeak.net/svn/user/hpk/talks/std-talk.txt:
Very nice sounding
Fri Aug 06 2004 12:42 NST8NDT Need To Know 2004-08-06:
"Pythonistas are peaceful,
have-their-glasses-on-a-little-string types, like hobbits or
the Dutch." -- great line from today's NTK
Fri Aug 06 2004 12:42 NST8NDT Need To Know :
"Pythonistas are peaceful,
have-their-glasses-on-a-little-string types, like hobbits or
the Dutch." -- great line from today's NTK
Mon Aug 02 2004 15:51 NST8NDT pMock: a mock object library for Python:
The fools! They mocked me! With pMock!
Mon Aug 02 2004 10:56 NST8NDT
Graphite
:
Graphing library for Python
Fri Jul 30 2004 15:43 NST8NDT ASPN : Python Cookbook : HTML Scraper:
Another unsatisfied customer
Sun Jul 18 2004 20:05 NST8NDT Charming Python: Get started with the Natural Language Toolkit:
David Mertz strikes again. Printed out but not read.
Sun Jul 18 2004 20:02 NST8NDT CodesDivers - Wiki Python Fr:
vraiment divers
Sun Jul 18 2004 19:30 NST8NDT Henrik Levkowetz - 17 Jul 2004 - all:
tell him about NewsBruiser (done)
Fri Jul 16 2004 14:15 NST8NDT 12.12 base64 -- Encode and decode MIME base64 data:
Why rot13 when you can base64?
Fri Jul 16 2004 10:51 NST8NDT http://svn.twistedmatrix.com/cvs/trunk/?root=Imagination:
I'm jonesing for Python IF framework
Mon Jun 28 2004 13:02 NST8NDT cx_Freeze:
Mr. Freeze. Self-containedness is good.
Thu Jun 24 2004 13:57 NST8NDT Planet Python:
A planet where pythons evolved from men?
Fri Jun 18 2004 14:56 NST8NDT Mike's Weblog:
Another satisfied customer
Mon Jun 07 2004 16:49 NST8NDT http://www.stuartbishop.net/Software/pytz:
Maybe I can actually support timezones properly
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