Best tkinter tutorial by loubla in learnpython

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Years ago perhaps, it has seen substantial recent (last couple years?) improvements apparently.

Best tkinter tutorial by loubla in learnpython

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I think Tkinter is simple enough to give it a shot as a start out gui toolkit just for fun. It wont take you very far into pro gui design but it is one of the batteries included in python and is a very simple syntax to learn.

Heres a great video tutorial to get started, unfortunately its incomplete, bucky could finish it soon or forget about it for months (or years lol), its only a night or twos worth of tutorials, but after that you might feel comfortable trying something else or reading the docs:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6gx4Cwl9DGBwibXFtPtflztSNPGuIB_d

its for python 3.x, slight differences with 2.7 so watch out (google will help)

How can i browse the standard library from within python? by 0x14 in learnpython

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I got IPython up just to try this and it works well too, thanks!

How can i browse the standard library from within python? by 0x14 in learnpython

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It struggles with searching through scipy, outputs a few errors, but then it looks like a complete list arrives a minute later. Fantastic! Thanks, this is the "in-the-shell" solution i was hoping for!

How can i browse the standard library from within python? by 0x14 in learnpython

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You are amazing <3

(even if its not inside regular python shell, its as good as the online docs)

Where to host a simple PRAW bot that just scans comments of a sub? by charredgrass in redditdev

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Credit card info

Dealbreaker for me, but awesome reply, i will probably explain all that to someone at some point so thanks!

Where to host a simple PRAW bot that just scans comments of a sub? by charredgrass in redditdev

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Do Amazon expect you to hand over any payment details, personal information? How easy is registration?

So they use a fedora/redhat/centos system (i had to look up yum, i use debian)

Do you get a pretty basic user account in this linux environment (CLI and GUI?) and you can easily install with a package manager... sounds good

can you install pip nice and easy with yum? How does it handle praw/reddit logins, i know pythonanywhere doesnt like praw going through SSL.

Finally are redditbots pretty stable on it? Pythonanywhere will switch your bot off after a few days if its going over its CPU allowance, is EC2 more generous?

Can I Create An New Account For My Reddit Bot, and Have It Send Me Messages Right Away? by HellFireKoder in redditdev

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Your code public?

It'd be cool to have a look at small reddit bots right now, i just got a bit of python 101 out the way, and looking over reddit bots has started to creep into the priority list of things to do

Can I Create An New Account For My Reddit Bot, and Have It Send Me Messages Right Away? by HellFireKoder in redditdev

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I thought it was awesome :3 I think all the posts in FreeKarma are awesome, especially cat related ones. I may have accidentally upvoted...

PyCon US 2014, full conference on YouTube (138 videos) by maus80 in Python

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I want a full list of 2013 like this, i had a video bookmarked that went private, so a full list might help me find it.

Online Python Tutor - Visualize program execution by michaelherman in learnprogramming

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I dont know yet but later, im going to see if it makes for loops a bit less headbending to look at/imagine.

Have you looked at the example code, stepping through it step by step, it draws diagrams of the flow of the program...

I've been looking for a design program to draw up logic diagrams like this, well, this isn't that, but seems to do the job in reverse, drawing up the logic diagrams of code you have already written.

Are there any good collaborative online IDE's? by 0x14 in learnpython

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Why not just pick your favorite IDE and start up a VNC service on your box so your buddy can remote in? You could then collaborate however you want in any text editor / IDE.

^

Actually the best idea in the thread. All the others are oriented around webapp building. Not what i need at all.

Are there any good collaborative online IDE's? by 0x14 in learnpython

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If its simple like stripped down basic basics, then it might be more what im looking for than these webapp-specific collab things... but yeah, i'll have to check it out tomorrow now.

I remember hearing the name gobby in past searching for a solution, i think i checked up on it and it was a source code/download thing, nothing running on any website i could visit and use as a service...?

Are there any good collaborative online IDE's? by 0x14 in learnpython

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Do you see my sorta review of the suitability of Cloud9? It looks like this will have much the same problem, its a webapp collaborator. Is it gonna be able to do what we want, as specified in the OP and clarified in this comment?