Python Programming Leftovers
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Is Python the Language for IoT?
Python is one of the most popular programming languages out there, and entire sites – such as Instagram, Reddit and Mozilla – have been built on it. The main advantages are readability, logical flow and the usage of libraries to get more work done with less code.
As Python is modular and extensible, it might find a strong match in the Internet of things. Let’s look into the pros and cons of Python when used in IoT systems.
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Python time Module
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Understanding OpenGL through Python
Following this article by Muhammad Junaid Khalid, where basic OpenGL concepts and setup was explained, now we'll be looking at how to make more complex objects and how to animate them.
OpenGL is very old, and you won't find many tutorials online on how to properly use it and understand it because all the top dogs are already knee-deep in new technologies.
To understand modern OpenGL code, you have to first understand the ancient concepts that were written on stone tablets by the wise Mayan game developers.
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Cool New Features in Python 3.8
In this course, you’ll get a look into the newest version of Python. On October 14th, 2019 the first official version of Python 3.8 became ready.
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CFP Deadline for PyCon 2020 Coming Up!
Call for Proposal deadlines are fast approaching. PyCon US is looking for speakers of all experience levels and backgrounds to contribute to our conference program. We want you and your ideas at PyCon US!
Be sure to create your account on us.pycon.org/2020 in order to access all the submission forms.
More information about speaking at PyCon can be found here.
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PyCoder’s Weekly: Issue #393 (Nov. 5, 2019)
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