If you have a modicum of coding skill, you’ve probably found some crappy little office task that you can automate away with a judicious hundred lines of Pyth... (more…)

A random forest classifier in 270 lines of Python code. It is written from (almost) scratch. It is modelled on Scikit-Learn’s RandomForestClassifier. (more…)

With trinket.io, you can run python scripts in your browser. Even cooler is that they also run on your phone. (more…)

A book about D programming language or DLang for Python programmers. “There is no best programming language”, they say. There is, for most applications it is D. The book starts from a comparison of D to Python and teaches all important features of D. D ha... (more…)

Why Python? A common question we get is: why Python? Isn’t it too slow? How do you scale it to the size of your team? How do you ensure your software is robust? A Lingua Franca The biggest strength of Python is that everyone can use it. We have carefully ... (more…)