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| Date Added |
15-Mar-2006 |
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python411 Episodes - | Epiphany | Epiphany: The User Interface is the Programming Language, and the programming language is the user inerface. In the next 5-10 years, the Operating System of the future will take shape. Epiphany: it will be mobile and wearable. | Get at Short URL | Download Epiphany | Play in Popup.
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| Community | A Visit to Disney Animation Studio, where Python is extensively used; Google Wave uses Python; Android Scripting Environment enables Python on Android powered cell phones; various new books; OSCON, Python 3.1, Jython 2.5 etc. | Get at Short URL | Download Community | Play in Popup.
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| ShowMeDo | A wide ranging interview with Kyran Dale and Ian Ozsvald, the founders of ShowMeDo, the innovative and fast growing learning resource for Python and other open source technologies, featuring video-tutorials/screencasts and learning paths. | Get at Short URL | Download ShowMeDo | Play in Popup.
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| Dr. Chrono | An interview with the creators of Dr. Chrono, a web 2.0 startup to help doctors manage their communication with their patients, created with Django and Python. Also contains feedback from listeners and several recommendations of Python tools and resources | Get at Short URL | Download Dr. Chrono | Play in Popup.
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| Visualization | An interview with Shai Vaingast, author of Beginning Python Visualization, Creating Visual Transformation Scripts, in which we explore, MatPlotLib, Numpy, SciPy, Image Processing, Curve Fitting, GPS data gathering and manipulation, graphing, and more. | Get at Short URL | Download Visualization | Play in Popup.
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| SimPy | This podcast is an interview with Dr. Klaus Muller in Amsterdam and Professor Tony Vignaux in New Zealand about their creation, SimPY, an object-oriented, process-based discrete-event simulation language based on standard Python. | Get at Short URL | Download SimPy | Play in Popup.
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| Quick Update | Just a quick update before I go on a business trip; some useful feedback from listeners following my podcasts about Python for cell phones; running IronPython on my Motorola Q cell phone (Windows Mobile System 5.0); get ready now for PyCon 2007 in February in Dallas; and a call for Pythonistas to interview. | Get at Short URL | Download Quick Update | Play in Popup.
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| Core Python | Core Python 2'nd Edition covers Python 2.5 and is quite possibly the best Python book ever written. This podcast delves a little into Chapter 11, "Functions and Functional Programming", including inner functions, closures, decorators, generators and coroutines. | Get at Short URL | Download Core Python | Play in Popup.
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| Game Programming with PyGame | An interview with Andy Harris, professor of Computer Science at Indiana-Purdue University in Indianapolis, Indiana and author of several books about computer programming. Andy is working on a new book about Game Programming using PyGame. More information about the book, and a link to his game MailPilot as well as source code and notes can be found at http://www.cs.iupui.edu/~aharris/pgl/python411/ | Get at Short URL | Download Game Programming with PyGame | Play in Popup.
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| Milestones | Upcoming Python Milestones include the release of Python 2.5 and the first production release of IronPython. There is a new version of the Maker. Guido chooses Django, sort of. Duncan MacNeil illustrates how he solved his Windows printing problems with a short Python script. | Get at Short URL | Download Milestones | Play in Popup.
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| PythonCard | A podcast about PythonCard, a very easy to learn and use framework for creating GUI's, built on top of wxPython. The podcast features an introduction by Ron Stephens followed by the audio from a presentation by Kevin Altis that was originally given at PyCon 2005. | Get at Short URL | Download PythonCard | Play in Popup.
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| Object Orientation | A lecture by Professor Serge Rey of San Diego State University about object oriented programming in the field of Geographical Sciences and Mapping. At 1.5 hours in length, the first half is about object oriented principles and concepts in general, the second half is about applying these principles using the Python programming language. | Get at Short URL | Download Object Orientation | Play in Popup.
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| I'm Going to Pycon!!! | Well, I'm going to PyCon2006 in Dallas, Texas afterall, along with my beautiful wife and my 16 year old son who willalso be an attendee at the sessions. I heartily recomment that others investigate and sign up to go, the Tutorials will be held on Thursday and the main event on Friday, Saturday and Sunday February 24,25, and 26. | Get at Short URL | Download I'm Going to Pycon!!! | Play in Popup.
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| Ask Merlin | Ask Merlin is a Python script or program of my own. First, written as a procedural, command line program, it evolved to a functional program, and then to a class based, object oriented program, and then to a GUI based and ultimately a CGI based online script. Its evolution gives a good pedagogical opportunity to discusss classes and object oriented programming. | Get at Short URL | Download Ask Merlin | Play in Popup.
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| Jython | Jython is the felicitous union of Python and Java, a version of Python written in pure Java that runs on the Java Virtual Machine and gives access to the Java class libraries, as well as the ability to compile Jython code into .class files using the jythonc compiler | Get at Short URL | Download Jython | Play in Popup.
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| Firedrop2 | Firedrop2 is a weblogging and content management system written in Python by Hans Nowak and supplemented by Fuzzyman with a plugin system. Open source and extensible in Python, Firedrop2 is good tool and a worthwhile learning exercise. | Get at Short URL | Download Firedrop2 | Play in Popup.
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