- by /u/keesy1hello everyone im a CS student currently studying databases, and to practice i tried implementing a simple key-value db in python, with a TCP server that supports multiple clients. (im a redis fan) my goal isn’t performance, but understanding the internal mechanisms (command parsing, concurrency, persistence, ecc…) in this moment now it only supports lists […]
- by /u/ph0toneHi all I'm the developer of PyAppExec, a lightweight cross-platform bootstrapper / launcher that helps you distribute Python desktop applications almost like native executables without freezing them using PyInstaller / cx_Freeze / Nuitka, which are great tools for many use cases, but sometimes you need another approach. What My Project Does Instead of packaging a […]
- by /u/kiwimicHey folks, I built loggrep because grep was a total pain on remote servers—complex commands, no easy way to search multiple keywords across files or dirs without piping madness. I wanted zero dependencies, just Python 3.8+, and something simple to scan logs for patterns, especially Stripe event logs where you hunt for keywords spread over […]
- by /u/Ninteendo19d0What My Project Does This project converts an MP4 video, or a single PNG image (useful for thumbnails), into YouTube's internal SRV3 subtitle format, rendering frames as colored braille characters. It optionally takes an SRT file and uses it to overlay subtitles onto the generated output. For each braille character, the converter selects up to […]
- Show & Tell: Python lib to track logging costs by file:line (find expensive statements in productionby /u/apinferenceWhat My Project Does LogCost is a small Python library + CLI that shows which specific logging calls in your code (file:line) generate the most log data and cost. It: wraps the standard logging module (and optionally print) aggregates per call site: {file, line, level, message_template, count, bytes} estimates cost for GCP/AWS/Azure based on current […]
- Introducing NetSnap – Linux net/route/neigh cfg & stats -> python without hardcoded kernel constantsby /u/hgcoinWhat the project does: NetSnap generates python objects or JSON stdout of everything to do with networking setup and stats, routes, rules and neighbor/mdb info. Target Audience: Those needing a stable, cross-distro, cross-kernel way to get everything to do with kernel networking setup and operations, that uses the runtime kernel as the single source of […]
Pyfound
- by Deb NicholsonThe PSF’s Code of Conduct Working Group is a group of volunteers whose purpose is to foster a diverse and inclusive Python community by enforcing the PSF Code of Conduct, along with providing guidance and recommendations to the Python community on codes of conduct, that supports the PSF mission support and facilitate the growth of […]
- by Marie NordinSo far this year’s PSF fundraising campaign has been a truly inspiring demonstration of the Python community's generosity, strength, and solidarity. We set a special 🥧 themed goal of $314,159.26 (it’s the year of Python 3.14!), and with your support, we are already at 93% of that goal—WOW!! Thank you to every single person who […]
- by Marie NordinThe Python Software Foundation (PSF) is the charitable organization behind Python, dedicated to advancing, supporting, and protecting the Python programming language and the community that sustains it. That mission and cause are more than just words we believe in. Our tiny but mighty team works hard to deliver the projects and services that allow Python […]
PlanetPython
- I am happy to announce my latest book, Vibe Coding Video Games with Python. Here’s the announcement from my Kickstarter: Welcome to Vibe Coding Video Games with Python. In this book, you will learn how to use artificial intelligence to create mini-games. You will attempt to recreate the look and feel of various classic video […]
- In our previous post, we explored how to send text to an LLM and receive a text response in return. That is useful for chatbots, but often we need to integrate LLMs with other systems. We may want the model to query a database, call an external API, or perform calculations.
- Every classical computer reduces the world to 0s and 1s. That binary framework has carried us from calculators to supercomputers, but some problems demand checking through 2n possibilities, a task that outpaces even the best machines. Now, what if information could exist in many states at once? That what if turned into a new model […]
- Hi there! I'm happy to announce version 3.20 of reader, a Python feed reader library. What's new? # Here are the highlights since reader 3.16. Web app re-design # Earlier this year, I started a web app re-design based on htmx and Bootstrap. I only had time for the main page, but it turned out pretty nice, […]
- Dive into quantum computing fundamentals with this quiz. You’ll practice key ideas like superposition, measurement, entanglement, and how quantum and classical systems work together. You’ll also revisit essential Qiskit commands and understand what limits today’s quantum computers. Need a refresher? Check out Quantum Computing Basics With Qiskit for clear explanations and hands-on examples. [ Improve […]
- 72nd issue of Andrei's Python Monthly: , and much more. Read the full newsletter to get up-to-date with everything you need to know from last month.
- Network Packet Broker Automation in Python 2025-12-01, by Dariusz Suchojad Packet brokers are crucial for network engineers, providing a clear, detailed view of network traffic, aiding in efficient issue identification and resolution. But what is a network packet broker (NBP) really? Why are they needed? And how to automate one in Python? ➤ Read this […]
Finxter
- by ChrisLearn how to apply Joel Greenblatt’s legendary ‘Magic Formula’ investing strategy without paying for expensive software. I’ll break down the core math behind buying good companies at cheap prices (High Return on Capital + High Earnings Yield) and give you a step-by-step tutorial on setting up a custom scan in Finviz. Watch to see exactly […]
- by ChrisI just finished this video comparing which AI model is better in building a Monet clone image: This is the first image generated by ChatGPT 5.1: This one nails the sunny summer vibe with those bright colors, but it’s honestly way too orange and saturated to pass for a real Monet. The generic ‘ART’ and […]
PyCharm
- by Lena MorozovaAt JetBrains, we love seeing the developer community grow and thrive. That’s why we support open-source projects that make a real difference — the ones that help developers learn, build, and create better software together. We’re proud to back open-source maintainers with free licenses and to contribute to initiatives that strengthen the ecosystem and the […]
- by Tatiana ParshutkinaThis blog post was brought to you by Damaso Sanoja, draft.dev. Deciding whether to use Python or Rust isn’t just a syntax choice; it’s a career bet. According to the StackOverflow Developer Survey, Python dominates in accessibility, with 66.4% of people learning to code choosing it as their entry point. Python usage skyrocketed from 32% […]
Planet Scipy
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Real Python
- by Real PythonUnderstand quantum computing basics like qubits, superposition, and entanglement. Then use Python Qiskit to build your first quantum circuit.
- by Real PythonTest your understanding of quantum computing basics, including superposition, qubits, entanglement, and key programming concepts.
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