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John Jacobsen: Rosalind Problems in Clojure
This weekend I’ve been having a lot of fun working the Bioinformatics problems from Rosalind. Most people work them in Python, but so far they have been very amenable to Clojure except where BioPython...
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Invent with Python: What Professional Games Use Pygame?
This came up as a question on Stack Overflow a while ago. While Python is noted for its use in many games, here’s a list of professional-quality games that use Pygame: Dangerous High School Girls in...
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Python User Groups: PyUGAT Python User Group Austria – Next Meeting: June...
The next meeting of the Python User Group Austria (PyUGAT) will take place Sunday, June 16th, 2013 around 6 p.m. at the Metalab in Vienna (how to get there). You can also find us on Meetup. The Agenda...
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Corey Goldberg: Python – concurrencytest: Running Concurrent Tests
Add parallel testing to your unit test framework. In my previous post, I described running concurrent tests using nose as a loader and runner. On a similar note, let’s look at building concurrency...
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Future Foundries: Available for Python Consulting
Need someone to write high-quality, well-tested and robust Python code? If you need some Python or Twisted development done (or some other language, for that matter), I now have some free time in my...
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May Stats Show Steam For Linux Use Declining
Has interest in Steam for Linux peaked? Judging by recent stats collected by the popular gaming service, a decline is evident. May results for the Steam Hardware & Software Survey show a drop in...
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Ralph Bean: Distributing jobs via hashmaths
As things stand, we can’t load balance across multiple fedmsg-hub daemons (We can and do balance across multiple fedmsg-gateway instances, though — that is another story). For the hubs though, here’s...
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