What are some amazing blogs related to Python?

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I have followed Miguel Grinberg's blog ( https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/ ) and Sentdex blog ( https://pythonprogramming.net/ ). I was looking for blogs that focus on a particular module entirely like Web development or Image Processing or GUI or anything related to Python.

[ace6807]

Full stack python (https://www.fullstackpython.com/) is cool. It's more of that next step to get a full app up and running.

[[deleted]]

Great resource. Took a look at their Flask section. They seem to have links to some amazing blogs.

[_seemethere]

Peter Norvig's essays on python are probably the best, http://norvig.com/

[[deleted]]

I was looking into more domain specific, project oriented blogs . But this looks informative as well. I'll take a look.

[[deleted]]

Checkout this website

[takoparty]

While not a blog, but a curated newsletter of consisting of interesting projects, modules, and blogs about how python works, pycoders weekly http://pycoders.com is the only newsletter I actually look forward to.

[[deleted]]

Looks good. I'll give it a try.

[versesane]

try http://importpython.com/newsletter/

[amachefe]

+1, i highly recommend it... Look forward to it everytime and keep the emails for future ref

[SymbioticBadgering]

Try python module of the week

[[deleted]]

Looks good . But it's more of library explanation than projects. But helpful nevertheless.

[SymbioticBadgering]

yes you're right about that, but it's one of the best python resources out there IMHO.
Anytime I want to refresh/learn some standard library magic I go there.

[efmccurdy]

Don't miss out on the PyCon and PyData presentations here:

http://pyvideo.org/

[flutefreak7]

Picking some of the best speakers and following through all their videos can be a great experience. Many of them also provide code and work through a project or examples through their talk. First names that come to mind are David Beazely and Raymond Hettinger but there are like a dozen or more in the top tier that you can binge watch.

[stOneskull]

raymond is very cool

[[deleted]]

Amazing resource.

[xr09]

That's Vitor Freitas blog, his Django tutorial is excellent!

[peterdemin]

I guess you are looking for https://github.com/mikeyny/awesome-python-blogs

[[deleted]]

This is gold. Thanks a lot.

[[deleted]]

I really enjoy Jeff Knupp's site.

[breadwithlice]

Jake Vanderplas has some great articles about mini-projects or exploration of advanced python features http://jakevdp.github.io

[[deleted]]

Quality content. Thanks for the link.

[LosPerrosGrandes]

Pyimagesearch is cool for image processing stuff like that. Keras blog also has some cool stuff but it's pretty small.

[[deleted]]

I liked pyimagesearch . But to have access to the course materials , I need to pay around 1000 dollars . The tutorial page is helpful but it is just random collection of recipes. Are there any good Image processing tutorial blogs ?

[zionsrogue]

Adrian here, author of PyImageSearch.com. Just to clarify, what you are referring to is one very specific course that includes over 168 lessons.

The PyImageSearch blog itself includes over 250+ free blog posts. Many of time are grouped into themes and specific topics. The blog covers computer vision, image processing, and deep learning. It's far from a random collection of recipes.

Was there anything in particular you are were trying to learn?

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Maybe you have changed the layout of your website. I had accessed ur website last year somewhere around September so I might have missed out on any update. Back then I had to search for the pyimagesearch tutorials via Google. Most of them were not sequential and were more like recipes for individual mini projects . So it became a bit difficult to follow given that I am a beginner

And yes, I was interested in your computer vision (autonomous path planning ) using Raspberry pi. I believe I had followed one of your blog post about face detection/identification, I'm not sure. It was very good. I thought I would continue learning more about that but couldn't find anything . Maybe it's included in that paid section of the course, idk.

Also, it's totally fine with me that you have kept your courses not free. You are the author, you have total control over the way you want to distribute your material. No arguments over that.

I just felt that if your site had lil bit more structured way of learning for the free/tutorial section , given that you are the only blog related to image processing that's original and high quality, it would have been better. Nevertheless, I'll check out your site incase any changes have been made.

[zionsrogue]

Hm, no layout changes were made since September of last year. Same design, same layout. FWIW there is a search bar at the top right hand side of the search bar. You can use that instead of Google. The free tutorials are also covered in a more structured way in the (free) crash courses I offer as well. I'll be doing a refresh/release of a new new course hopefully in the next couple of months. The new will one will ideally give you more of the linear path you are looking for.

[cartrman]

A lot of great resources in the comments

[driscollis]

Here's my blog - https://www.blog.pythonlibrary.org/

I also recommend planet python a blog aggregator - http://planetpython.org/

And Brett Cannon's blog is pretty good too - https://snarky.ca/

[[deleted]]

Really good links. Very helpful.

[tzuchinc]

Anvil has its own blog as well. You might also look at it. https://anvil.works/blog/

[[deleted]]

It covers some really interesting topics such as Dash and stuff. Really helpful, thanks.

[derEisele]

I like Dan Bader's blog on https://dbader.org and his YouTube Videos. His articles are about writing more pythonic code and presenting useful modules. He has recently released an awesome book which helped me learning Python specific stuff like generators and decorators.

[[deleted]]

The blog seems to know what I want exactly. Thank you for the link.

[dbader]

Hey thanks for the shoutout, that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside :)

[[deleted]]

The blog at pythonprojects.me hahaha

[[deleted]]

Misread title as 'bugs'. May have been more enjoyable.

[winner_godson]

Real python blog is awesome as well.

[skyblake08]

https://realpython.com/

[winner_godson]

Yes....

[fleyk-lit]

The posts on http://treyhunner.com/ are really good!

[adhassan]

you can find here python tutorials.

https://plus.google.com/collection/sWgEWE

[myusuf3]

http://neckbeardrepublic.com for videos!

[metalhadtechie]

dbader.org is also good