Python-digest # 11. News, interesting projects, articles and interviews [January 17, 2013 - January 24, 2014]
We continue to collect the latest news, information about projects, interesting articles about python and related technologies. This time there are a lot of articles in Russian from Maxim Nikitenko ’s blog , which he himself sent via the news addition form on the digest tool.
Thank you very much owlman this time, he not only made an illustration for the release, but also drew a whole mountain of wonderful icons for sections.
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Request! I would like to transfer the digest creation tool to some more python-related domain. Can someone help with money ($ 600 a year) or he will buy a domain and delegate to my hosting? Not habrozhiteli can write me about this (and any other) in Skype: alrusdi
Survey about the mailing list. The rumor has passed that due to the lack of a number of plus signs or the secret policy of the habr, the digest does not always fall into the mobile tape. I added to the post a survey whether you need to organize a mailing list with the announcement of the next issue.
There was a desire to rename photos from a personal photo archive into names like “Year_month_day_hour_minute.jpg” instead of an incomprehensible “IMG09123.jpg”, agree not very informative, my version is very convenient, easy to sort by date (you can view photos in progression by time) before open the photo immediately see what year this photo.
A simple game is a test of temporary memory, where you need to find newly added circles, with each level they become more and more difficult to find the newly added circle.
From time to time there is a need to find all the files from the current folder and go deeper and do any actions on them. The author offers a code template that can be quickly modified to suit your own needs, as well as an example of using
An abstract from the linux.conf.au 2014 conference about problems in package managers (easy_install, pip) and the current state of affairs with their solution
A good article on the practical application of traditional binary search and halving algorithms in particular to optimize data storage in the ACID project (portable persistent key / value storage - in SQLite style).
Recently, the author added a module to the library with the implementation of a persistent data structure (data structures preserve changes after running inverse operations on them)
Updated wonderful library for analyzing and converting data. It is also worth paying attention to a separate article describing the innovations of this version.