Introduces Stochastic Outlier Selection (SOS), an unsupervised machine learning algorithm for detecting outliers based on affinity between data points.
A brief post highlighting two new Python programming books: one on Tkinter GUI development and another on Test-Driven Development for web apps.
A roundup of interesting Python projects, including Lans.py, CherryMusic, Python Wheels, Dataset, and Openpyxl.
Announcement of the PyDev 3.0 release, a Python IDE plugin for Eclipse, detailing its new features and capabilities.
A guide to using SQLite and Python's sqlite3 module to efficiently manage and query large datasets from text files.
A technical guide on using SQLite and Python's sqlite3 module to efficiently manage and query large datasets, replacing slow text file processing.
MarkWiki 1.2, a Python-based wiki using Markdown, is released with user authentication and mobile-responsive design.
A developer shares their journey learning Python, including recommended courses, books, and IDEs, and their decision to take a university course.
Python 3.4 will include the pip package manager by default, following the acceptance of PEP 453.
Announcement of PyCharm 3.0 Community Edition, a free, open-source Python IDE with intelligent editing and debugging features.
A roundup of Python news from October 2013, covering NHS tech changes, Microsoft's IPython donation, PyCharm updates, and conference announcements.
An explanation of Python decorators, covering how functions are objects and can be passed as arguments or returned.
A tutorial explaining the Python yield keyword, generators, and iterables with code examples.
A blog post sharing a useful Python 2.7 Quick Reference guide for developers to look up functions and syntax.
Introduces Gunsub, a Python tool to manage GitHub notifications by automatically unsubscribing from passive threads after the first message.
A detailed breakdown of the major changes and breaking updates in the Requests library version 2.0, including header handling and proxy requirements.
An in-depth guide explaining the concept of metaclasses in Python, exploring how classes are objects and can be created dynamically.
An editorial advocating for the publication and recognition of open-source scientific software as a core part of modern research and the scientific method.
A recap and thank you message for the successful PyCon APAC 2013 conference held in Japan, highlighting sponsors, venue, and attendees.
A developer compares manual Python package release steps to OpenStack's automated process, advocating for better release automation.
