EuroScipy abstract submission deadline extended
EuroScipy 2010 extends abstract submission deadline for its Python scientific computing conference in Paris.
EuroScipy 2010 extends abstract submission deadline for its Python scientific computing conference in Paris.
Argues that PyPy, a Python interpreter written in Python, will replace CPython due to superior speed, flexibility, and being a better platform for growth.
Registration is now open for EuroScipy, a conference on scientific computing with Python, featuring tutorials, talks, and a potential journal publication.
Explains two methods in Mayavi to visualize a surface colored by a separate scalar value, not just elevation.
A review of the book 'Matplotlib for Python Developers', covering its content, target audience, and usefulness for scientific plotting.
A developer creates a Python library to mimic JavaScript's flexible object syntax, allowing dot notation and dynamic property access.
Explores whether programming languages inherently have performance characteristics by comparing Python and C implementations.
Announcement of new Mayavi releases (3.3.0 & 3.3.1) detailing new features, bug fixes, and contributor acknowledgments.
A personal recap of the author's experiences and key technical talks from days 2-4 of the PyCon 2010 conference.
Using Modipyd's pyautotest with Growl notifications for automated, feedback-driven Python testing during development.
A guide to using Django's template2pdf app to render RML templates directly into PDF files within web applications.
A personal recap of the first two days at PyCon 2010, covering the Language Summit and key Python community discussions.
Compares the committer models and development processes of three Python projects: Unladen Swallow, PyPy, and Django.
Explores the Aikon project, a robotic artist using Python, SciPy, and the Enthought Tool Suite to create sketches, blending art and technology.
Announcing EuroScipy 2010, a European conference on Python for scientific computing, featuring tutorials and keynote speakers in Paris.
Explores solving the running median problem in Python, comparing clever, educational, and research approaches, and presents an indexable skiplist solution.
A developer details their migration from a dynamic Django site to the static site generator Hyde, explaining the technical motivations and process.
A review of 'Dive into Python 3', a book for programmers learning Python, covering its content, style, and availability.
Announcing django-wsgi, a package to bridge Django and the WSGI world, allowing Django views/URLConfs to be exposed as WSGI apps and vice versa.
Developer integrates Python's pycairo with XCB bindings to create XCB surfaces directly, bypassing Xlib dependency.