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Embedding Python in C++. Example using Boost Python and GTK+

by TUKET BO

In this tutorial, we will learn how to embed Python in a C++ application. In particular, we are going to see an example in which we will be able to interact with a GUI (made with GTK+).

Large Collections in Native and Managed Code (VB, C++, C#) - Part I

by Aydin Homay

In this article, I tried to show a real benchmark based on presser test method, for a Big Data collection deals on C++, C#, and VB.NET.

.NET CLR Injection: Modify IL Code during Run-time

by Jerry.Wang

Modify methods' IL codes on runtime even if they have been JIT-compiled, supports release mode / x64 & x86, and variants of .NET versions, from 2.0 to 4.5.

[tut 2] Lina ChatBot - Question Answering using Parsing CKY & Web Scrapping

by The Zakies

Question answer chatbot using natural language parsing and web scrapping

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Embedding Python in C++. Example using Boost Python and GTK+

by TUKET BO

In this tutorial, we will learn how to embed Python in a C++ application. In particular, we are going to see an example in which we will be able to interact with a GUI (made with GTK+).

Large Collections in Native and Managed Code (VB, C++, C#) - Part I

by Aydin Homay

In this article, I tried to show a real benchmark based on presser test method, for a Big Data collection deals on C++, C#, and VB.NET.

.NET CLR Injection: Modify IL Code during Run-time

by Jerry.Wang

Modify methods' IL codes on runtime even if they have been JIT-compiled, supports release mode / x64 & x86, and variants of .NET versions, from 2.0 to 4.5.

[tut 2] Lina ChatBot - Question Answering using Parsing CKY & Web Scrapping

by The Zakies

Question answer chatbot using natural language parsing and web scrapping

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AI / Analytics Tools in Azure

by Kevin Mack

Some resources to help with Artificial Intelligence in Azure if you are looking for some demos to show the “art of the possible” or tools to start

Batch Downloading With Python

by Matt Pogue

Scripting is a crucial skill for any admin to learn. This post walks through the process to develop a batch file download script in Python, demonstrating how to use the interactive Python shell to troubleshoot while writing code.

Beginning IronPython

by Brian Herbert

An intro to IronPython.

Book Review – Grokking Algorithms: An Illustrated Guide for Programmers and Other Curious People

by Philipp_Engelmann

While programming languages are becoming more and more powerful and abstract, knowing about the underlying algorithms and data structures and when and how to use them is still key to writing efficient and elegant programs.

Build the Forest in Python Series: Make the Forest Thread-Safe

by Shun Huang

Use Python to build atomic binary trees

Buildbot Part II – Running automated build and tests

by mariangemarcano

Configuring buildbot to run automated builds and tests.

Builder Pattern

by David Corne

The idea behind the builder pattern is to abstract away the construction of an object so that many implementations can use the same builder.

Bypassing ASLR and DEP - Getting Shells with pwntools

by Dan Sporici

A short trick to bypass both ASLR (Address Space Layout Randomization) and DEP (Data Execution Prevention) in order to obtain a shell in a buffer-overflow vulnerable binary

C# Jupyter Notebook

by Bahrudin Hrnjica

In this article, we are going to explore the main features in the new C# Juypter Notebook.

C/C++ – Python interop

by Barry Lapthorn

Python interop in C/C++.

Car-Parrinello Quantum Molecular Dynamics

by aroman

Various simple Computational Physics topics handled in Python

Coding in Education, a programmers point of view!

by Chris Boss

I have followed stories about learning to code in education and am intrigued by what I have read.

Collective Intelligence: Ants Colony Solving TSP

by hoonzis

Collective Intelligence or swarm intelligence is a very interesting scientific field. As well as neural networks, this field searches for inspiration in nature. This post describes how to use the collective intelligence of ants to find the solution to Travelling Salesman Problem.

Configuring PyCharm to Work With Enthought Canopy and GitHub

by Gowrishankarnath

This article raised from my own need to find an easy to use guide with all the information related to setting up a Python working environment using PyCharm, Enthought Canopy and GitHub at a single source.

Connecting Python 3 and Electron/Node.JS: Building Modern Desktop Apps

by Ahmed Bouchefra

Possible ways that you can use to connect or integrate Python with Node.js and Electron with simple examples

Creating a Smart Hydrophone Processing System- Software

by grilialex

This article is a continuation of the previous article on Creating a Smart Hydrophone Processing System – Hardware. It is assumed that you have already setup the Raspberry Pi to have remote desktop and SSH agents active.

Data Visualization – Insights with Matplotlib

by Sandeep Mewara

A detailed look at how to deduce insights using Matplotlib with real world examples.

Decoding Serial Busses from Digital Oscilloscope

by grilialex

Decoding Serial Busses from Digital Oscilloscope

Decorators in Python

by hugocaracol

Decorators in Python

Deep Learning – Training an AI to Play Doom

by Philipp_Engelmann

With recent scientific advancements in Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks, as well as steadily evolving tools such as Tensorflow, Pytorch, and Keras, writing, testing and optimizing your own Neural Networks is now easier than ever before.

Django 2 Ajax CRUD with Python 3.7 and jQuery

by Ahmed Bouchefra

How to send Ajax requests in Django 2 and Python 3.7 to add CRUD operations in your application and manipulate your Django models and database without having to refresh your web pages each time

Django 2 CRUD Tutorial: Generic Class-Based Views

by Ahmed Bouchefra

A Django 2 CRUD example application using generic class based views using the latest Python 3.7 version

Django 3 Tutorial & CRUD Example with MySQL and Bootstrap

by Ahmed Bouchefra

In this tutorial, we’ll see by example how to create a CRUD application from scratch and step by step. We’ll see how to configure a MySQL database, enable the admin interface, and create the django views.

Docker Compose: Redis, Flask and ReactJS – Part 1

by Philipp_Engelmann

How to set up and deploy web applications using Flask and Redis on the Backend, and ReactJS on the Frontend. Using Docker Compose, it will be very easy to start, debug and deploy this application.

Draw Text on Image using Python

by John Pili

How to use Python to generate image and add text

Dynamic Programming with Python and C#

by Dev Leader

With this post, we’re still just scratching the surface of what’s doable when integrating Python and C#.

Effective Shell Part 1: Navigating the Command Line

by Dave Kerr

Text in the command line can quickly get unwieldy. Here are some simple tricks you can use to navigate in the command line.

Facade Pattern

by David Corne

This is the first of actual posts in my series on design patterns in Python.

Finding Primes: Part II – A Python Implementation

by David Corne

A Python implementation of finding primes

FizzBuzz

by David Corne

FizzBuzz is variously a drinking game, a math game, a way of learning numbers in a foreign language and more importantly (for this blog) a programming kata.

Formatting CMake Files

by 10xlearner

How to format CMake files

FTPoverEmail Beta v1.00

by Grant Curell

FTPoverEmail Beta v1.00

GCloud - Cloud Functions with Cloud Storage, PubSub and DataStore

by Member 13359958

A scenario where 4 Google Cloud services are put together for a solution, detailing the integration between these

Getting Closure on Closures

by Vlad Neculai Vizitiu

Getting closure on Closures

Getting started with Python

by ashish__shukla

What is Python? Python is a general purpose,interpreted and high-level programming language.It is object-oriented and dynamically typed programming language.Dynamically typed means that variables are not required to be declared before using them.Instead you directly assign value to a variable.

Graph is everywhere

by Eric Z (Jing)

The traditional way to solve the ZigZag Conversion problem is to either build a 2d table or find a pattern among the index of the letters on the same row. There is also a beautiful solution which builds on top of Breadth First Search. Continue reading..

How to Record Twitch Streams Automatically in Python

by Junian Triajianto

Using the power of Livestreamer and FFmpeg, twitch stream can be recorded every time a user goes online.

How to Solve Word Ladder Problem?

by Sandeep Mewara

A look into graph based algorithm

Implementing Simple Neural Network using Keras – With Python Example

by Nikola M. Živković

In this article, we are going to use Keras in combination with TensorFlow.

Improving Performance in Pygame – Speed Up Your Game

by The Sun God

How to speed up your game in Pygame

In Depth LSTM Implementation using CNTK on .NET Platform

by Bahrudin Hrnjica

Implementation of the LSTM recurrent neural network in CNTK shown in detail

Install Jupyter Notebook on Ubuntu

by OwenDavies

How to get Jupyter Notebook running on Ubuntu 20.04

Introduction to TensorFlow – With Python Example

by Nikola M. Živković

Introduction to TensorFlow with Python example

IronPython: A Quick WinForms Introduction

by Dev Leader

IronPython: A quick WinForms introduction

Iterator Pattern

by David Corne

This post will be about the Iterator pattern which is a behavioural pattern.

JavaScript-Based IoT/WoT Development with the ESP8266

by Mircea Diaconescu, Gerd Wagner

As opposed to the less powerful Arduino, the competitively priced and WiFi-enabled ESP8266 supports the Web-of-Things (WoT) since it can be programmed in JavaScript.

JSON Pretty Print and JSON Multi level Collapse Code in JavaScript and Python

by danielthesolver

If you are the type of programmer that deals with JSON objects a lot, you are probably familiar with some online programming tools to print out the JSON in a very “pretty” format. These tools not only make dealing with JSON easier and … Continue reading →

Linear Time Partition – A Three Way Split

by Sandeep Mewara

Linear-time partition: A divide & conquer based selection algorithm

Lyrister - Song Lyrics Scrapper

by Psycho_Coder

Song Lyrics scrapper in python using BeautifulSoup

Merge Smarter with Semantic Merge

by Rion Williams

How to merge smarter with Semantic Merge.

Migrating your SQL Server Workloads to PostgreSQL – Part 2

by Shameel

Part 2 of this multi-part article series compares SQL Server and PostgreSQL article, database structure, language differences, data type mappings, functions and operators and other important considerations for migration..

Mkdoc over Confluence for Indie Project Documentation

by Jason Sultana

An argument for using mkdoc to store local docs instead of using a tool like confluence

My Weekend with Python Programming Language

by Arian Celina

My weekend with Python programming language

PyQt vs Tkinter – The Better GUI Library

by CodingKnight

Comparison of PyQt and Tkinter

PySide vs PyQt | Understanding the Difference

by CodingKnight

An examination of PySide and PyQt to help find out which one to use

Python and Global Variables

by Thomas Daniels

The issue I came across when setting a Python global variable from a method, and how I solved it.

Python Basics: Understanding The Flow Control Statements

by Arpit Jain

In this article we will learn about control statements that are available in Python language.

Python Basics: Understanding the Functions

by Arpit Jain

In this article, we will learn about functions in Python. We will learn how to create functions in the Python language and how to call the functions.

Python Basics: Understanding the Variables

by Arpit Jain

An introduction to some Python data types and data structures.

Python Celery & RabbitMQ Tutorial

by Programming Tutorials by Tests4Geeks

In this tutorial, we are going to have an introduction to basic concepts of Celery with RabbitMQ and then set up Celery for a small demo project.

Python vs C++ Series: Build and Run

by Shun Huang

Various ways to run and build Python code for those who have C++ background

Python vs C++ Series: Development Environment Setup and Virtual Environment

by Shun Huang

How to set up a Python development environment and virtual environment for those who have C++ backgrounds

Python vs C++ Series: Getter, Setter, and Property

by Shun Huang

Introduce Python Property from the concept of C++ Getters and Setters

Python vs C++ Series: Mutable, Immutable, and Copy Assignment

by Shun Huang

Mutable, Immutable and copy assignment in Python vs. C++

Python vs C++ Series: Polymorphism and Duck Typing

by Shun Huang

Introduce Python's way to support polymorphism and duck typing from the concept of C++ polymorphism

Python vs C++ Series: Variable Scope

by Shun Huang

Some Python scope rules that are not intuitive for people from a C++ background

Python, Min-cost Max-flow, and a Loose End

by Mohammad Nasirifar

My status report while trying to understand why the exact same code Runs 1000s (not kidding) of times slower in Python

Python, Visual Studio, and C#… So. Sweet.

by Dev Leader

Python, Visual Studio, and C#

Python: Lorenz

by Alex Turok

Python: Lorenz

Python’s namedtuple… for .Net!

by BC3Tech

One of the things I have seen people applaud about Python is its “namedtuple” class.

Pythonnet – A Simple Union of .NET Core and Python You’ll Love

by Dev Leader

Use the "Python for .NET" package as a way to call Python from C# code

Quick Look into Machine Learning Workflow

by Sandeep Mewara

A quick look into basic workflow when we apply Machine Learning to a problem

Redis: Replication, Part 3 – redis-py and Work with Redis Sentinel from Python

by setevoy4

The redis-py library and work with Redis Sentinel from Python

Removing Comments from JSON with Python

by Ahmed Bouchefra

How to remove comments from JSON using Python

Replace All Spaces (Or Any Other Character) Between Quotes in Python

by Grant Curell

Replace all spaces (or any other character) between quotes in Python

Scrapy vs BeautifulSoup | Python Web Crawlers

by CodingKnight

Comparison of Scrapy and BeautifulSoup

Scripting with Python and AutoHotkey

by Keyhole Software

Scripting with Python and AutoHotkey

Sending Data to Kinesis Firehose Using Python

by James A. Brannan

In this tutorial, you create a simple Python client that sends records to an AWS Kinesis Firehose stream.

Setting Up a Redis Test Environment using Docker Compose

by Philipp_Engelmann

In this short tutorial, I want to show you how to set up a simple Redis instance using Docker Compose. We will connect to it and test it using Python and the redis package.

Strategy Pattern

by David Corne

The idea behind the strategy pattern is to encapsulate the implementation details of an algorithm and make them interchangeable.

Strongly Typed, Dependency Managed Azure in C#: Introducing Cake.AzureCLI

by Lee P Richardson

How to provide strongly typed, cross platform, dependency managed access to all 2,935 Azure CLI commands in C#

Tracking Olympic Medals with the Raspberry Pi

by K-Sid

A quick hack to display the current medal count from the winter Olympics using a Raspberry Pi and a 7-segment display.

Understanding Bytecode and Java Virtual Machines

by CodingKnight

While you don’t need to know about the details of Bytecode and JVMs to qualify as a Java programmer, such knowledge is still very beneficial.

Using Git Submodule and Develop Mode to Manage Python Projects

by Shun Huang

How to use Git submodule and develop mode for managing Python projects

Using pytest Testing Tool to test Python Code by Configuring PyCharm IDE

by Gowrishankarnath

The aim of this article is to bring all the related information of configuring the PyCharm IDE with pytest Testing Tool in one place. Here, I'll not dwell deep into how testing is done in Python. But I'll discuss the proper way of configuring PyCharm IDE with pytest testing

Using Python for Cisco Serial I/O

by Grant Curell

Using Python for Cisco Serial I/O

Using Python with Electron Tutorial

by Ahmed Bouchefra

How to build GUIs for your Python applications using Electron and web technologies

Using the AWS Toolkit for PyCharm to Create and Deploy a Kinesis Firehose Stream with a Lambda Transformation Function.

by James A. Brannan

Semi-realistic example of using AWS Kinesis Firehose

Visual Neural Network Designer in ANNdotNET

by Bahrudin Hrnjica

Visual Neural Network Designer in ANNdotNET

Visual Studio Code – Connect to Twitter with Python

by Petru Faurescu

How to use Visual Studio Code to edit and run Python code and access Twitter API

Web Services in Ruby, Python and Java

by Marek Piechut

Web Services in Ruby, Python and Java

WiFi thermometer using NodeMCU, DHT22 and Flask

by Philipp_Engelmann

With IoT (Internet of Things) on the rise and hardware getting cheaper and cheaper, it's a great time to explore the possibilities this new technology provides.

Writing an Android GUI using Python

by li9705

The examples in this article will create a menu, scroll view and popup window.

Writing an Android GUI using Python (Gallery)

by li9705

Writing an Android GUI using Python

Writing Android GUI using Python (6:layout)

by li9705

How to write Android GUI using Python (6:layout)

Writing Android GUI using Python (basic GUI Elements)

by li9705

An example of basic Android GUI elements created and controlled using python, which may be buttons, textviews, checkboxs, radiobuttons

Writing Android GUI using Python (Introduction)

by li9705

Writing Android GUI using Python (Introduction)

Writing Android GUI using Python (List view and Custom view)

by li9705

Writing Android GUI using Python (list view and custom view)