Erik Johnson
I am a member of the Albuquerque Python Meetup:
Email: Spam is largely out of control on the internet. Sometimes I check email at HedgesFan at G mail dot com. If you want my regular email address that is checked almost daily, ask me for it.
Python Ramblings
I am currently doing a course on Coursera titled An introduction to Interactive Programming In Python. (The link is to the actual instance of the class I am in - you may need to go in through the Coursera front page and search class listings to get to the next offering of the class.)
I don't really expect to lear a lot about the Python language itself, but some neat things are starting to happen with programming languages in general. In this case, they are using a wholly in-browser environment to run Python. It's not quite the same Python, but almost (one shortcoming I noticed is iteritems() on dict is missing.) This is based on
Programming Contest Sites
Sphere Online Judge (SPOJ) http://www.spoj.com
CodeEval http://codeeval.com
CodinGame http://codingame.com
ProjectEuler http://projecteuler.net
Other Programming-Related Sites
CodingGround http://www.tutorialspoint.com/codingground.htm In-browser console windows to code simple things in many different languages.
PythonAnywhere https://www.pythonanywhere.com/ Hosted python you access via an in-browser console window.
Skulpt.org http://www.skulpt.org/
!CodeSkulptor Coursera & Rice University's in-browser environment (based on Skulpt)