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Link // simple image masking… // Tue // 16 Feb 2010 // 10:34 p.m. // 0 comments
Simple Image masking with PIL. Trying to overlay transparent png and gif over a bordered plain image. Pretty handy snippet.
Visit site..Link // screenshot a url wit… // Sat // 30 Jan 2010 // 12:45 p.m. // 0 comments
Screenshot a URL with Python and Qt and WebKit
Visit site..Link // nullege a smart open… // Sat // 09 Jan 2010 // 10:59 a.m. // 0 comments
Nullege is a search engine for Python source code. It helps you find working samples for Python libraries form production-quality open source projects.
Visit site..Link // pythonsqlparse // Thu // 17 Sep 2009 // 3:07 p.m. // 0 comments
sqlparse is a non-validating SQL parser for Python. It provides support for parsing, splitting and formatting SQL statements.
Visit site..Link // xapian in python // Tue // 29 Dec 2009 // 7:08 p.m. // 0 comments
An article showing how to index data using xapian and search the data. The article also shows a django model where the data is indexed and put into an indexer which can be queried. Pretty useful if you are writing your own search backend with xapian. If you are using Django check out django haystack which has xapian backend as well.
Visit site..Link // profiling and optimi… // Mon // 28 Dec 2009 // 6:35 p.m. // 0 comments
A article from oreilly explaining how to profile and optimize your python code with standard libraries hotshot, timeit and profile. Pretty long and good insight..
Visit site..Link // woof simply exchange… // Fri // 27 Nov 2009 // 7:36 p.m. // 0 comments
A simple python script which runs a server serves the file and immediately terminates.
Visit site..Link // python weather api // Mon // 05 Oct 2009 // 4:30 p.m. // 0 comments
Module that provides a python wrapper around the Yahoo! Weather, Google Weather and NOAA APIs. Useful some times.
Visit site..Link // mysql python and mac… // Sat // 26 Sep 2009 // 9:57 a.m. // 0 comments
Compiling MySQ, Python for Snow leopard. I personally dont use ports and I prefer to compile things.
Visit site..Link // using cracklib to re… // Fri // 21 Aug 2009 // 6 a.m. // 0 comments
Check if a password is a simple text. Useful library to check if password is really strong and secure. Handy to use with registration and change password forms
Visit site..Link // decoding captchas // Fri // 17 Jul 2009 // 6:20 p.m. // 2 comments
Decoding CAPTCHA's using the mighty python language. Simple & clever use of PIL can crack the captcha's. Freaking awesome isn;t it. Hats off to one brain behind it..
Visit site..Link // install lxml python … // Tue // 23 Jun 2009 // 10:54 a.m. // 0 comments
A tutorial on on installing libxml2 & libxslt on mac osx leopard.
Visit site..Link // beaker python // Sun // 21 Jun 2009 // 2:13 p.m. // 0 comments
Beaker is a library for caching and sessions for use with web applications and stand-alone Python scripts and applications. It comes with WSGI middleware for easy drop-in use with WSGI based web applications, and caching decorators for ease of use with any Python based application.
Visit site..Link // werkzeug // Sat // 20 Jun 2009 // 8:17 p.m. // 0 comments
Werkzeug is a simple collection of various utilities for WSGI applications and has become one of the most advanced WSGI utility modules. It includes a powerful debugger, full featured request and response objects, HTTP utilities to handle entity tags, cache control headers, HTTP dates, cookie handling, file uploads, a powerful URL routing system and a bunch of community contributed addon modules.
Visit site..Link // python paste // Sat // 20 Jun 2009 // 8:15 p.m. // 0 comments
Yet another python web framework based on WSGI. A-Do-It-Yourself-Framework.
Visit site..Link // guppy python program… // Mon // 01 Jun 2009 // 8:41 p.m. // 0 comments
Guppy is a programming environment providing object and heap memory sizing, profiling and analysis for python. It includes a prototypical specification language that can be used to formally specify aspects of Python programs and generate tests and documentation from a common source.
Visit site..Link // cython cextensions f… // Mon // 01 Jun 2009 // 8:26 p.m. // 0 comments
Cython is a language that makes writing C extensions for the Python language as easy as Python itself. Cython is based on the well-known Pyrex. Might be useful... Marking it here for the future.
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