PySimpleGUI is a Python GUI that wraps other Python GUI toolkits (Tkinter, PySide, wxPython). By abstracting away the complexities of the other GUIs into a common API, you can quickly write code that can be Read more…
Last November, PyCharm joined forces with the Python Software Foundation (PSF) for their end-of-the-year fundraiser. From November 9 to December 1, all proceeds from every new PyCharm Professional Edition license purchased with the discount code Read more…
This week we welcome Julian Sequeira (@juliansequeira) as our PyDev of the Week! Julian is one of the co-founders of PyBites. They post articles, courses, run a podcast and have a fun Code Challenge site Read more…
This week we welcome Rodrigo Girão Serrã (@mathsppblog) as our PyDev of the Week! Rodrigo is the author of Pydon’ts – Write elegant code, a free Python book. Rodrigo also has a BootCamp, a cheatsheet Read more…
This week we welcome Lais Carvalho (@lais_bsc) as our PyDev of the Week! Lais is active in multiple Python user groups in Ireland and has helped organize multiple Python conferences. She is on a recent Read more…
My 10th Python book, Automating Excel with Python is now available on Amazon in Paperback or Kindle versions. In this book, you will learn how to use Python to do the following: Create Excel spreadsheets Read more…
In this episode, Nafiul talks to Andrey Vlasovskikh, PyCharm’s team lead, and Aleksei Kniazev, responsible for PyCharm’s web frameworks support, about the 2021.3 PyCharm release. They talked about the new FastAPI support as well as Read more…
The first minor release of PyCharm 2021.3 contains multiple bug fixes: We fixed a bug that prevented Django to run inside WSL. [PY-51679]We fixed a bug where PyCharm suggested importing abstract collections from collections. [PY-46344]We Read more…
I am running a sale on my Python books where you can take $10 off any of my books on Gumroad. All you need to do is use this offer code when you check out: Read more…
This week we welcome Martin Manns as our PyDev of the Week! Martin is the creator of pyspread, “a non-traditional spreadsheet application that is based on and written in the programming language Python.” It’s a Read more…