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Connecting to Dropbox with Python

July 17, 2013 by Mike
Yesterday, I stumbled on to Dropbox's Python API. I ended up using their tutorial to design a simple class for accessing my Dropbox. You'll need to download their dropbox module to follow along or use "pip install dropbox" to install it. You will also need to sign up for a key and secret. Once you […]

Using Python to Teach About Finding the Digital Root

July 16, 2013 by Mike
My wife teaches 3rd grade math and she recently learned about the process of obtaining the digital root of numbers. The digital root is a single digit number found by summing the individual digits. So for 15, you would add 1+5 to get 6. Thus 6 is the digital root of 15. The trainer that […]

PyPdf: How to Write a PDF to Memory

July 16, 2013 by Mike
At my job, we sometimes need to write a PDF to memory instead of disk because we need to merge an overlay on to it. By writing to memory, we can speed up the process since we won't have the extra step of writing the file to disk and than reading it back into memory […]

wxPython: Updating Your Application with Esky

July 12, 2013 by Mike
Today we're going to learn about one of wxPython's newer features: wx.lib.softwareupdate. It was actually added a couple of years ago. What this allows you to do is add update abilities to your software. As far as I can tell, this mixin only allows prompted updates, not silent updates. Getting Started It's built into wxPython […]

wxPython: Making your Frame Maximize or Full Screen

July 12, 2013 by Mike
This topic comes up from time to time every year. Someone will ask about how to make their application full screen or how to just make it maximize when it first loads. So we'll spend a little time showing you how to do each of these activities.

wxPython: How to Minimize to System Tray

July 12, 2013 by Mike
I see people asking about this topic from time to time in various places on the internet. Making wxPython minimize to the tray is really quite simple, but there is at least one thing you need to watch out for. We'll get to that, but first we need to spend some time looking at some […]
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