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A short guide to why you should learn python, what you can use it for and writing your first program with it.

This article asks what the Python frameworks do when they introspect a test module to discover what tests live inside of it. It also looks at details like how common test setup and teardown is supported, or not supported, by Zope, py.test and nose. Learn how these testing frameworks will support your Python development.

For example if you are building IRC bot and it supports scripting, the scripts should be able to register handlers on the event.

Look at how the leading Python testing frameworks provide robust auto-discovery of your application tests. Make sure your applications are written right the first time, and that they stay working through months and years of further tweaks and improvements.

The built-in administration console provided by Django is one of its biggest selling points. Find out how to extend the existing admin application without ever modifying the source. Learn three ways to customize this powerful application to suit your needs

This article sheds light on some of the lesser-known features of the Django ORM in particular, but SQLAlchemy users may find some of the cautions about inefficient query generation applicable to their own code. Learn how to avoid common querying mistakes, use model managers to encapsulate complex queries, and take advantage of the powerful new aggregation features available in Django V1.1

The recent emergence of industrial-strength Python testing frameworks means that Python tests are being written more succinctly, more uniformly, and with better reporting of results than ever before. Adopting one of the new generation of Python testing frameworks will provide concise idioms and uniform testing techniques that, in the past, every Python project had to supply for itself.

Django is a lightweight framework with vibrant community surrounding it. Create a simple Django application and learn how to deploy it to the Web on a server running Apache and mod_python. Finally, learn how Django applications can and should be scaled as your application's requirements grow.

Learn to scale your UNIX Python applications to multiple cores by using the multiprocessing module which is built into Python 2.6. Multiprocessing mimics parts of the threading API in Python to give the developer a high level of control over flocks of processes, but also incorporates many additional features unique to processes.

This tutorial will teach users how to structure and organize content so that their site is poised to grow. Just like building a house, users need to have a strong foundation and framework to support a site that is built to last, without needing any major rebuilding in the future. Proper planning from the beginning will go a long way toward having a site that is easy to maintain. Users will learn how to organize content; create folders; organize folders based on topics and groups; create collections; move files from one folder to another; copy folders; create page navigation and also to move the order in which pages are displayed in the navigation. This tutorial gets a bit deeper into Plone's end user architecture. By the end of this tutorial, users should have the confidence to start adding content to their site in an organized and effective manner.

Learn Python starting from basics till advance topics like Database access, XML processing, CGI programming and many other concepts.

This second article builds on the previous article. In Part 2 of this two-part series, discover more new Python features and details on more advanced topics such as changes in abstract base classes, metaclasses, and decorators.

Python 3 is the latest version of Guido van Rossum's powerful general-purpose programming language. It breaks backwards compatibility with the 2.x line but has cleaned up some syntax issues. This article is the first in a series that talks about the changes that affect the language and backwards compatibility, and it provides examples of new features.

This article shows you how choosing Python and Eclipse as the core technologies for Nokia N810 application development makes it easy to create unit tests to add built-in testing to the end product. See how easy it is to configure a development environment targeted at the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet, including setting up Eclipse on a target development machine for the Python language.

The breaking of backwards compatibility will mean supporting two different versions in parallel. This article covers changes to input/output (I/O), the new bytes data type, changes to strings and string formatting, and finally, changes to the built-in dict type.

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