Packt Publishing recently contacted me about reviewing their new book, Instant Flask Web Development by Ron DuPlain. They sent me an ebook copy and I just finished it up. I always strive to give an honest opinion about the Python books I read as I want my readers to know whether or not a book […]
The wxPython Frame widget is used in almost all wxPython applications. It has the minimize, maximize and close buttons on it as well as the caption along the top that identifies the application. The wx.Frame allows you to modify its styles in such a way that you can remove or disable various buttons and features. […]
Today we'll be looking at how to acquire data from the popular movie site, Rotten Tomatoes. To follow along, you'll want to sign up for an API key here. When you get your key, make a note of your usage limit, if there is one. You don't want to do too many calls to their […]
Today we will be looking at how to get the selected cells from a wxPython grid object. Most of the time, getting the section is easy, but when the user selects more then one cell, getting the selection becomes more complicated. We will need to create some sample code to show how all this fits […]
We all write bad code from time to time. I tend to do it deliberately when I'm experimenting in the interpreter or the debugger. I can't say why I do it exactly except that it's fun to see what I can fit in one line of code. Anyway, this week I needed to parse a […]
This topic is actually more complicated then it first appears. In this article, we'll spend a little time looking at this problem and some of the solutions.
