Early release but excited to share. Currently supports logging in, searching for a community and posting into it.

I am using in my mastodon bot, to crosspost to my reddit community

From the description:

Experience the future of Python GUI and AI at Python GUI Apps Con 2023! Discover cutting-edge libraries, AI integration, Stable Diffusion image generation, and more. Elevate your skills and network with professionals.

I'm still digesting this one and haven't formed any strong opinions yet.

I've had problems in the past where this could have been useful, like ingesting millions of lat/long positions and trying to string them together in a "trail". But, I was still able to handle that fine with namedtuple without too much pain.

Thoughts?

Actually started like an hour ago, derp.

Actual live stream link: https://youtube.com/channel/UCK_eZkV9CYCxhdf9f0dEukA/live

Welcome to c/Python, the go to place to discuss Python tools, techniques, and news.

We're just getting started, so please use this thread to suggest what this community should look like, what it should cover, and how it should operate.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/c/Python

I originally posted this over in https://lemmy.ml/c/Python before discovering programming.dev.

cross-posted from: !python@lemmy.ml

I originally posted this over in https://lemmy.ml/c/Python before discovering programming.dev.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1160466

I originally posted this over in https://lemmy.ml/c/python before discovering programming.dev.

Some neat tricks for using Makefiles with Python that I hadn't seen before. The one I have seen, having a help target, has been super useful in team environments and for debugging when used with variables.

u/msage's comment on another post made me remember seeing this a couple of days ago.

From the site:

This seems exactly like the IOCCC but for Python?

This contest is a complete rip-off the IOCCC idea and purpose and rules. If you like this contest, you will almost certainly love the IOCCC. Check it out!

Topics discussed:

• pystack
• Securing PyPI accounts via Two-Factor Authentication
• Propan - a declarative Python MQ framework
• Makefile tricks for Python projects

Extras:

• PyCon Portugal CFP
• DjangoCon 2024
• Apple Vision Pro
• Duet App

Some surprising, but valid, python syntax examples.