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Tag: Python
Excellent introduction to Python's Pip
Watching for uncommitted and unpushed changes in Git
With over 100 Git working copies, I wanted something to let me know what I had forgotten to commit or push. This is a basic approach.
The APIs are so powerful, finding the simple approach took time.
Installing Python.h for Pip Installs
The Best Article on Python Decorators
Here it is.
Finding Python's package directories
Finding Python’s package directories:
python -c 'import sys, pprint; pprint.pprint(sys.path)'
(via djangobook)
How one class brought SICP back at MIT
Zombie-like, 6.001 rises from the dead to threaten students again. Unlike a zombie, though, it’s moving quite a bit faster than it did the first time. Like the original, don’t walk into the class expecting that it will teach you Scheme; instead, it attempts to teach thought patterns for computer science, and the structure and interpretation of computer programs. Three projects will be assigned and graded. Prereq: some programming experience; high confusion threshold.
(via MIT via keegan via planethaskell)
VIM as Python IDE
Python and Django
Python's Functional History
Here is a post of the history of some functional features in Python. It is not exhaustive, but it is interesting to hear the author’s take on things.
(via reddit)