May updates and links; parsing PDF files; slides from JupyterLab
Date: Monday, May 9th @ 7pm
May updates and links; parsing PDF files; slides from JupyterLab
Mostly we'll visit and discuss Mike's always-eclectic links, available at the meeting page, and if anyone's interested, John can give illustrated updates on his overhaul of the pdf parsing at the lowest level of openTaxForms, and on generating the slides at totaldeaths.net from a JupyterLab notebook via revealjs. But we would love to hear about your project or question on anything in the open source realm!
We meet on Monday, May 9 at 7pm, online
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Future meetings will include:
- data visualization in Pandas
- crash course in deep learning
- learn python from scratch
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And more in our ongoing series:
- Auto-mania explores automated transformation of source code.
- Demysti-py looks at how familiar constructs are implemented.
- Pythonic pitfalls: error fu deepens your understanding of fundamentals.
- Deep reading explores and applies academic articles on deep learning.
- New tool roundup by our resident code hound keeps you updated.
Assorted links:
- Binary Tools Summit
- Pokology: a site dedicated to GNU Poke
- Bidirectional code generation (Ruby)
- Debunking myth “I can’t properly test my project because it uses 3rd party API”
- The disenchantment of Python web frameworks
- libraries
- BirdNET-Pi
- RustPython
- PyInpaint
- TkDocs
- You Should Compile Your Python and Here’s Why
- pyscript (github)
- pythondocs.xyz
- Realistic Art with CSS
- py-caskdb, an educational project: build your KV store
- Multiple assignment and tuple unpacking