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Wednesday, July 23. 2008

Josef Nygrin has written a fantastic guide to Doxygen, which is a documentation system for C, C++, Objective-C, Python, Java and a number of other languages.

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Wednesday, July 2. 2008

Webmonkey are running a two part tutorial on Django, the python-based web-framework system, with explanations not only of how to get started using it, but of what Django is and where it comes from. The structure of the system is also discussed, giving the reader a good feel for how it is put together.

Part One

Part Two

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Running Sums in Python

Wednesday, June 25. 2008

From the Word Aligned weblog comes a tutorial on generating running sums series in Python, using iterators.

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An introduction to CGI scripting with Python

Tuesday, June 24. 2008

Most of us have started out on web programming by using Perl's CGI interface, but it's not necessarily the best language for this sort of work. Linux.com take a very brief look at using python for this purpose.

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Practical threaded programming with Python

Wednesday, June 11. 2008

This article from IBM Developerworks looks at threaded programming in Python, and includes some examples of programs that use threads. It also discusses the implications of C/Python's Global Interpreter Lock.

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Debugging Django

Sunday, May 25. 2008

Simon Willison provides the slides and context from his talk on Debugging Django, given at the Django User Group London, last week. His talk provides some good tips on enabling logging to the console and to files, and also using python's debugger.

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