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Top Ten Articles of 2010

December 30, 2010 by Mike
A lot of websites are doing year-end retrospectives this week, so I thought you might find it interesting to know which articles on this blog were the most popular this year. Below you will find links to each article along with the page view count I got from Google Analytics: A Simple Step-by-Step Reportlab Tutorial, […]

Python Links for 12-23-2010

December 23, 2010 by Mike
I thought it might be fun (and self-motivating) to create a weekly or bi-weekly series on interesting Python / Tech news items. I realize this is pretty unoriginal, but I like the idea of creating a regular "column" and I'm hoping it will help me stay in the writing groove. Ned Batchelderr does this sort […]

Best Programming / Scripting Language? Python

December 22, 2010 by Mike
At least, that's what the reader's of Linux Journal think. I agree. What do you wonderful guys and girls think is the best? Hat tip to Steve Holden

wxPython: Storing Objects in ComboBox or ListBox Widgets

December 16, 2010 by Mike
Earlier this week, there was a discussion on the wxPython IRC channel about how to store objects in wx.ListBox. Then later on that day, there was a question on StackOverflow about the same thing, but in relation to the wx.ComboBox. Fortunately, both of these widgets inherit from wx.ItemContainer and contain the Append method, which allows […]

The New Python Certificate

December 14, 2010 by Mike
Today I received an email from the O'Reilly School of Technology that was touting their new "Python Programming Certificate". It appears to be an online set of four courses created by Steve Holden, current Chairman of the Python Software Foundation and owner of Holden Web. Here is what their website says about the four courses: […]

wxPython: Keyboard Shortcuts (Accelerators)

December 2, 2010 by Mike
Almost any computer power user will want to use keyboard shortcuts (AKA: accelerators) to get their work done. Fortunately for us, wxPython provides a way to accomplish this very easily using an Accelerator Table via the wx.AcceleratorTable class. In this article we will look at a couple examples to see how this is accomplished.
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