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Pre-Order Python 201 Paperback

April 11, 2016 by Mike
I have decided to offer a pre-order of the paperback version of my next book. You will be able to pre-order a signed copy of the book which will ship in September, 2016. I am limiting the number of pre-orders to 100. If you're interested in getting the book, you can do so here

PyDev of the Week: John Cook

April 11, 2016 by Mike
This week we welcome John Cook as our PyDev of the Week! John has a fun Python blog that I read from to time and he graciously accepted my offer of interviewing him this week. Let's take a few moments to get to know him better. Can you tell us a little about yourself (hobbies, […]

Python 201 Kickstarter Update - The End is Nigh!

April 5, 2016 by Mike
We are entering the last few days for the Kickstarter Campaign for my second book, Python 201. Since we're almost to our stretch goal, I have added new chapters to the book. In addition to what was already covered, the book will also cover the following topics: Python's super() descriptors (magic methods) Scope (local, global […]

PyDev of the Week: Thomas Robitaille

April 4, 2016 by Mike
This week we welcome Thomas Robitaille (@astrofrog) as our PyDev of the Week! Thomas is the lead developer of the Glue data exploration package and one of the lead developers of the Astropy project, which is a Python library for Astronomy. He also writes a fun Python blog. Let's take a few moments to get […]

Python 201 Kickstarter Update #3 - Cover Almost Done!

March 30, 2016 by Mike
My artist got back to me today with a mostly done cover that I wanted to share with you all: We have 8 days left in the campaign and we're almost to our stretch goal! Be sure to tell your friends that now's the best time to show support for this fun book! You can […]

Python 201 - What is a ChainMap?

March 29, 2016 by Mike
A ChainMap is a class from the collections module that provides the ability to link multiple mappings together such that they end up being a single unit. If you look at the documentation, you will notice that it accepts *maps, which means that a ChainMap will accept any number of mappings or dictionaries and turn […]
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