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  • Python Success Stories

    ...Linux using Apache with mod_scgi, and was able to serve pages as fast as the PHP-based implementation. Python made it easier to make changes and add features than the PHP implementation. Quixote also provided for more flexible crafting of URLs, replacing PHP URLs like this one: http://www.forecastwatch.com/drilldown.php?s=2&m=2&d=1&p=1&st=33 With easier to manage URLs like this: http://www.forecastwatch.com/drilldown/awx/2004/02/1/AL This is much nicer for the customer to boo...

  • Python Success Stories

    ...Linux. The portion of the system written in Python will require almost no changes for this port. It is also extremely likely that other system components currently written in C++ will be re-written in Python because of its portability and because time constraints almost prohibit any other possibility. Conclusion The Philips Fishkill TAP development team has accumulated a lot of experience with Python, and has developed an extensive body of code with it. They've found Python to be a robust and ...

  • Python Software Foundation Staff

    ...Linux Conference, an annual event dedicated to surfacing new voices and welcoming new people to the free software community. She'll be building on the PSF's existing work to strengthen and diversify the global Python community, identifying new education and outreach opportunities and increasing technical and organizational capacities. She is a sci-fi nerd who lives with her partner and her lucky black cat in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Loren Crary Deputy Executive Director Loren joine...

  • Linux RPMs for Python 2.3.4

    Linux RPMs for Python 2.3.4 <h1>Linux RPMs for Python 2.3.4</h1> <p>Except where noted, these RPMs are made available by Sean Reifschneider (<a href="mailto:jafo-rpms@tummy.com">jafo-rpms@tummy.com</a>). <h3>Having Problems?</h3> If you are having problems, please see the <a href="#FAQ">RPM Frequently Asked Questions</a> section at the end of this document for possible solutions. <h3>RPMs For Other Platform...

  • Python Success Stories

    ...Linux Developers User Interface Visual Effects Web Development Web2.0 XML Arts Film Business Apparel Industry Aviation Business Information Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Collaboration Support Content Management Document Management Energy Efficiency E-Commerce Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Financial Services Fortune 500 GIS and Mapping Hosting Human Resources Knowledge Management Manufacturing Pharmaceuticals Product Development Project Management Quality Control, Six Sigma, Lea...

  • Frank Willison Memorial Award

    ...Linux distribution. Anna Martelli Ravenscroft (2013) Anna Martelli Ravenscroft received the Frank Willison Award for her book authorship, volunteer work at PyCon and OSCon, and public speaking. Anna has spoken repeatedly at both PyCons around the world, and at OSCon in previous years, about diversity and outreach efforts in the Python community and in open source communities more generally, adding a fresh perspective on diversity in software development. She has been a valued contributor to th...

  • Python Success Stories

    ...Linux. George Belotsky has written a number of articles (see http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/1204 ) including a series on Python and Network I/O. He is also the author of the Flightdeck-UI open source project ( http://openlight.com/fdui/ ). You can reach him by email at questions at openlight.com. Thomas Major is the Product Development Manager at Carmanah, an electrical engineer by schooling with broad product design experience acquired at Visteon and Philips Electronics. His interest star...

  • Python 2.0

    ...Linux and Win64, especially for the new Intel Itanium processor. Mick also added large file support for Linux64 and Win64. The C APIs to return an object's size have been update to consistently use the form PyXXX_Size, e.g. PySequence_Size and PyDict_Size. In previous versions, the abstract interfaces used PyXXX_Length and the concrete interfaces used PyXXX_Size. The old names, e.g. PyObject_Length, are still available for backwards compatibility at the API level, but are deprecated...

  • Release – Python 3.12.0

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    Released: Oct. 2, 2023

    This is the stable release of Python 3.12.0 Python 3.12.0 is the newest major release of the Python programming language, and it contains many new features and optimizations. Major new features of the 3.12 series, compared to 3.11 New features More flexible f-string parsing, …

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  • Python Software Foundation: Minutes of Board of Directors Meeting, October 11, 2005 (Draft)

    ...Linux distribution project will be holding their twice-annual development meeting in Montreal from the end of October. He plans to attend the first day ("Ubuntu Love Day") on behalf of the PSF. Ubuntu uses Python extensively, as does founder Mark Shuttleworth, who is also extremely wealthy. D. Goodger will see if Ubuntu wants to become a sponsor or donor. S. Deibel noted that we should be sure to tell sponsors they can donate on top of sponsorship; they should not feel obliged to lim...

  • Python Humor

    ...Linux Journal Date: Thu, 17 Sep 1998 16:59:38 -0400 (EDT) From: Dave Mitchell <@magnet.com> Maybe for the conference we should include an official SPAM 7 speedo swimsuit this year? And take a big group picture of all of us sporting 'em! -dave On Thu, 17 Sep 1998, Barry A. Warsaw wrote: > >>>>> "DA" == David Ascher <da@skivs.ski.org> writes: > > DA> I think for maximum visibilit...

  • Python Software Foundation: Minutes of Board of Directors Meeting, January 10, 2006

    ...Linux at least (psf.pollenation.net and pyramid.pollenation.net). Section 6, PSF Member Meeting: J. Hylton took on the task of finding someone to send out member meeting notices & proxy forms. Status: carried forward. Section 6, PSF Member Meeting: M. von Löwis volunteered to ensure that the necessary steps are taken for the member meeting. Status: in progress. M. von Löwis reports that he created the various forms, and posted an email invitation. We should set a deadline for closing the...

  • Python Software Foundation Board Meeting Minutes 2006-08-14

    ...Linux desktop. He is having trouble finding Python programmers who can develop "in the large" (large-scale, industrial applications). He feels there is a lack of a centralized place that acts as a rallying point for the community. For example, there is no one place people can go to find out what the community-supported web frameworks are. Shuttleworth suggested having a place that lists the best of breed in hopes of getting developers to work on them instead of constantly reinventing...

  • What's new in Python 2.3

    ...Linux and some BSD flavors. Code by Greg Ward, based on the (now deprecated) linuxaudiodev module by Peter Bosch. (New in 2.3a2: because of driver issues, the tests for these modules is not run by default unless "regrtest.py -u audio" is used.) pickle, cPickle and copy - a new pickling protocol was added for more efficient pickling of (especially) new-style class instances and to allow more pickling flexibility. (PEP 307) (New in 2.3a2.) random - this now uses a new core generator,...

  • Python Success Stories

    ...Linux, Mac OS X and others. However, in our case, Resolver One uses a 3rd party grid component in our GUI, which makes direct Win32 API calls. This precludes us running on different platforms for the time being. We are, however, working on a Mono-compatible version of Resolver Server, which is a version of Resolver One which publishes editable spreadsheets over the web, without displaying any GUI on the server. No Python C Extension Modules IronPython scripts can in general import and use regu...

  • EDU-SIG: Python in Education

    ...Linux Journal, is a conversation with the creator of Python about an effort to teach Python to non-computer science students. Hackers and Trackers: CP4E and Teaching Math with Python, both by Stephen Figgins, are older articles about the beginning of the Computer Programming for Everybody initiative. SIG administrivia Subscribe to the edu-sig mailing list Browse the edu-sig mailing list archives Send suggestions for changes to the edu-sig list.

  • 2008-05-12 PSF Board Meeting Minutes

    ...Linux, Apache, MySql, PHP and Python software. Challenged to produce a system quickly and at a low cost we turned to Python to develop and test features and functionality for our website. Our programming team was already familiar with it and explained that Python had a reputation for being powerful while getting the job done quickly. They suggested we develop our first models using Python and so that's the route we decided on. After 6 months of hard work in our basement we launched our busines...

  • 2012-05-21 PSF Board Meeting Minutes

    ...Linux AU $1,593 Kiwi PyCon 843 SciKit/Learn Sprint 4,816 Our expense for the SciKit/Learn Sprint will be covered by a $5000 donation to the PSF by Google. Expense: Outside Services: Wendroff / QBOL 1,477 The treasurer goes on to say: Most of my time was spent on paying PyCon vendor invoices, processing sponsor payments and working on completing the PyCon accounting detail in QBOL. There was also an unusually large amount of Board interface and HR activi...

  • Computer Programming for Everybody

    ...Linux indicates that there is value to this claim. We believe that the next step, having millions of programmers, will cause a change of a different quality-the abundant availability of personalized software. The tools needed for this new way to look at programming will be different than the tools currently available to professional programmers. We intend to greatly improve both the training material and the development tools available. As an example, non-professional programmers sho...

  • Computer Programming for Everybody

    ...Linux shows the value of this claim. We believe that the next step, having millions (or billions) of programmers, will cause a change of a different quality--the abundant availability of personalized software. The tools needed for this new way to look at programming will be different from the tools currently available to professional programmers. We intend to greatly improve both the training material and the development tools available. For example, non-professional programmers should no...

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