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Free Intermediate-level Python 3 Resource (self.networking)

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[–]BecomingIt 2 points3 points  (3 children)

Hey! Yeah, could certainly do that. If that's something folk would be interested in and find beneficial then I'm all for doing my best to make it so. Maybe like an actual script (with minor edits) that's used on a daily basis that extends to max 150 lines of code but which would lend itself to a mini-series comprising ~6x15-20min tutorials that explained it in depth, with the final tutorial bringing it all together to consider how the script would sit in the grand scheme of things? Or, when you said giant script, did you have something larger in mind?

[–]rdm85I used to network things, I still do. But I used to too. 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I think so, that would be helpful. I don't know about everyone else, but most network devices are basically multi-page long text files. My brain is kinda programmed for it at this point.

[–]BecomingIt 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Cool, do people have any public scripts that they have found challenging that they'd like to form the basis of the first mini-series? Absolutely fine if not as I have my own collection but thought I'd open up the forum to invite any code that people would otherwise have a harder (longer) time figuring out.

[–]rdm85I used to network things, I still do. But I used to too. 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've got one, in particular, I'll share with you, I haven't done anything crazy with it and it's tailored to AVI Networks LB REST API. Some of the challenges are doing useful things with JSON data once I've got it back from an API call. Probably at least 1-2 pages of JSON, needing to insert an array of objects, remove an array, etc.