First meeting of 2023
Date: Monday, January 9th @ 7pm
Princeton Python Monthly: January 2023
We're enjoying a slow month recovering from presenting [theTalk] at local libraries. New talks, and new speaker support tools, are planned for 2023!
But first, this Sunday, Rick will roll out Discord bots, HuggingFace, and maybe a Q&A demo with FAQs at the AIStudyGroup.
And then Monday evening we'll open with some fun html generation code, John can share pdf parsing progress, and Mike's got lots of links [janLinks] on logfile analysis, dependency management, linux [syscalls and sockets and PIDs, oh my!], and much else. So join us!
events:
08jan 2p AIStudyGroup meeting; see the schedule for details https://fubarlabs.org/schedule/
09jan 7p princetonpy meeting at http://8x8.vc/ppug
links:
theTalk: https://saponara.us/coding_talks/codingForEveryone/3rd_draft/slides.html
janLinks: https://www.princetonpy.org/next-meeting/
Links:
- The Logfile Navigator
- Tips for analyzing logs
- Python 3.0 listdir() Bug on Undecodable Filenames
- JavaScript APIs You Don’t Know About
- ruff: An extremely fast Python linter, written in Rust.
- Maintain A Clean Architecture With Dependency Rules
- Boring Python: dependency management
- Linux fu: So, what can you do with a process ID?
- Textual Markdown Browser
- A Brief Tour of Multipart Requests
- Wavefunction collapse algorithm
- Boring Python: code quality
- For Want of a JOIN
- HTTPX: A next-generation HTTP client for Python.
- Hypermedia Systems
- Beej's Guides
- strace Wow Much Syscall
- Web Audio API code examples from MDN
- Bind before connect
- what a fantastic blog with great detail (the post covers so much about socket programming, spanning Python to C & even the Linux kernel!)
- "what ifs" like "what if I want more than 64k connections?" are good entrypoints to learning the ins-and-outs of the network stack
- Quokka - why?
- Why I'm still using Python, 16 years and counting...
- sd: a cozy nest for your scripts