German Bytes of Python
Yesterday, I got this mail from Christoph Zwerschke: Thanks a lot for “A Byte of Python”. Since I thought it would be great if Python gets more popular in German, I participated in the German...
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Samuel Dias Neto has translated “A Byte of Python” to Brazilian Portuguese. Hats off to Sam! Update on 2011-Sep-01: Link updated
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Book updated for Python 3.0
After a gap of 3.5 years, I’ve finally updated the ‘A Byte of Python’ book. The interesting news is that it is updated for the upcoming Python 3.0 language making it probably the first book to be...
View ArticleA Byte of Python in hard copy
If you’re the kind of person who prefers to read a physical book vs. online books, then you’ll be happy to know that the A Byte of Python book is now available as a printed hard copy. The best part is...
View ArticleInterview with CocoaCast
I was recently interviewed by CocoaCast (mp3) to talk about Python for their Mac developer community, as part of their “Unbound Developers” podcast series. I was apprehensive about doing this because...
View ArticleAn interactive version of A Byte of Python
Roorky is a new startup that has created a new file format and software for interactive books. As part of the default installation of the software, they are bundling A Byte of Python free with the...
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Coding Problems for Homework
“Coding Homework” is a small website that I have built to list small problems that one can work on, to learn how to use a new programming language. For example, small problems requiring to read from a...
View ArticleEveryday reminder about Impact
Everyday I get emails from readers of my books that makes me wonder: Am I continuing to make an impact everyday? Can I have the same impact again through my work? Maybe, let’s see. But still, it’s...
View ArticleA Byte of Python now available as EPUB
Some people, when confronted with a problem, think “I know, I'll use a wiki” Now they have no idea how many problems are there. — Andrew Clay Shafer (@littleidea) April 4, 2012 The above tweet...
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Created an app for live preview of Pandoc
When my wife was editing my books, she used Mou.app for live preview of the text so that she knows what the output is going to be like. The caveat was that Mou.app does plain Markdown and not Pandoc...
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