PyCon US / Canada (North America?) is starting this week and in honor of my favorite conference, I am having a pre-order sale for my book, Python 101. From now through April 17th, you can get $7 off (almost 50%) of Python 101. Just enter the following code at checkout: pycon2014
I just wanted to drop a quick note that the Python 101 book is now available for Pre-order here. Currently you will receive the draft versions of the book as they become available. Right now, Parts I and II have been released which amounts to approx. 115 pages of content. You can read more about […]
When you're first starting out as a Python programmer, you don't think about how you might need to install an external package or module. But when that need appears, you'll want to know how to in a hurry! Python packages can be found all over the internet. Most of the popular ones can be found […]
The lxml.objectify sub-package is extremely handy for parsing and creating XML. In this article, we will show how to create XML using the lxml package. We'll start with some simple XML and then try to replicate it. Let's get started!
There are a couple of ways to create Microsoft Excel spreadsheets with Python. You can use PyWin32's win32com.client method, which was discussed in an old article a number of years ago or you could use the xlwt package. We'll be looking at the latter in this article. You will learn how to create an Excel […]
The Python 101 book campaign finished today. I am now well funded to create the book and get all the artwork done. I think I may try to get additional illustrations too. While we didn't hit the next stretch goal, I plan to go ahead and work on screencasts anyway. As I mentioned previously, I […]
