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4590 - Progress on moving from Python 2 to Python 3 - training for both versions
I find the progressing fron one major version of a language to another is often incredibly slow. But I suppose I shouldn't find it "incredible" because lifetime code maintenance and updates account for more time spent on a successfully appied piece of software that the original writing of it. And ....

4589 - Principles or a GUI and their practical application using wxPthon
From today's training - a private course that was brief Python revision followed by an introduction to GUIs (in the form of wxPython ... I started with a generic intordcution to GUIs ... written in the form of a source code file in Python:   # principles of a GUI   #  &nb ....

4588 - What teach you in a week stays with you for a decade
As a teacher, I teach a lot of delegates and only hear from a few of them into the future. After all - it's my job to teach them to 'fly' and my role to stay onthe ground and teach the next lot too. So it's really grattifying to bump into a delegate occasioanlly - as has just happened this Sunday ....

4587 - shell - bash. Writing conditional tests and statements - the options available
Every language that I teach has conditionals and loops, and the bash shell is no exception. From the three day bash course given last week - an example including lots of alternative tests (but by no means all varlients! for tests in if   if command ... ; then The command is run and its ....

4586 - Extending your bash shell with aliases, functions and extra commands
Want a command to do some composite job, but it doesn't exist? You can add new commands into your bash script using functions ... see example [here] from last week's course. aliases ... here are the aliases that I'm using to provide my own extra / modified commands on our web server:  &nb ....

4585 - What is make? What is gcc?
Make is a tool which lets you define a whole series of commands you need to run to get from the basic data and program source files that you work on during development, or distribute to your technical customers into the final product / products that you need. Typically and traditionally, make reads ....

4584 - Bash ... some new scripts to - handling user input
I just completed a three day "bash shell programming" course and have uploaded a whole host of new examples, and updated some older ones too. Here are some examples that relate to inputting from STDIN ... further links to other groups of new examples to follow Asking a question and read from STDIN ....

4583 - Back in the saddle again - excellent open source course from Well House Consultants
Why should you come on a course I run at Well House Consultants? Because you want to learn, learn effectively, and enjoy the course, and pay a sensible price. Those of you with whom I'm in touch from time to time will know that in the summer I was laid low with ear and balance problems, and took ....

4582 - A near-empty plate of pastries - sign of a breakfast enjoyed
I'm always delighted when a big group tackles a full breakfast buffet and it's almost all gone when they leave - just a little of most things left. Of course, the better customer picture is the one which shows a nice full plate of freshly cooked pastries, as they were a few minutes earlier - and ....

4581 - Thin application, thick objects - keep you main code simple. Example in Ruby
A suggestion. Write thick objects and thin applications. That's what I did in Ruby towards the end of this week's Ruby Course. Here's the complete application ...   stations = Station.factory("rstats2014.xyz")   stations.sort!   for k in (0...20) do     ....

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