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The French company [[http://www.logilab.fr|Logilab]] offers a [[http://www.logilab.fr/FOR-PYT-1.html|Python course]] in French. [[http://artyprog.freezope.org/Forum/Python/index_html|Python & Compagnie]], a French-language forum for beginners, is available. |
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| Contributors are of course allways welcome. The result of their efforts and current status can be found [[http://frpython.sourceforge.net/docs/page.php3?id=1|here]]. |
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| ''Learning Python'', by Mark Lutz and David Ascher, has now been translated into French by Olivier Berger, Sbastien Tanguy and Jrme Kalifa. It's in French bookstores as ''[[http://www.editions-oreilly.fr/catalogue/lpython.html|Introduction Python]]''. |
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[[http://www.onera.fr/congres/jpf001/|First French Python Day]] - May 28 1999, near Paris. Organized by ONERA. Some resources: |
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| At [[http://perso.club-internet.fr/olberger/python/python.html|Olivier Berger's Python site]] you'll find various packagings of a French translation of the Python tutorial, including: [[http://perso.club-internet.fr/olberger/python/doc/tut|an online HTML version]], tar.gz and zip archives of it, and dvi and postscript renderings. Also, his translation of Magnus Hetland's "Instant Python". [29-Nov-2006 : broken link] |
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[[http://liberte.aful.org/mailman/listinfo/python/|French Python mailing list]] |
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[[http://diveintopython.adrahon.org/toc/index.html|Plongez au coeur de Python]] The French company [[http://www.logilab.fr|Logilab]] offers a [[http://www.logilab.fr/FOR-PYT-1.html|Python course]] in French. NewLanguagePage |
Links to Python information in French.
français
AFPY - Association Francophone PYthon, a French-speaking Python users' group.
There is a wiki for French-speaking Python users.
Cours de programmation Python, by Grard Swinnen. This document is partly an adaptation and translation of Downey & Elkner's How to Think Like a Computer Scientist, and partly original material.
Une journee avec IDLE is a French translation of Danny Yoo's One Day of IDLE Toying, translated by Yannick Gobin.
A team of French-speaking translators of the python official documentation is very active, and has set up a project on SourceForge: http://frpython.sourceforge.net. Contributors are of course allways welcome.
Python Blanc Bleu Belge is a page of Python news and information maintained by the Belgian Free Software Programmers Club.
'Tutoriel Python', a tutorial written by Jerome Tschanz.
Slides of Stefane Fermigier's talk (HTML, in French).
Stefane Fermigier had an article, Presentation du langage Python, in the French computer magazine, Programmez!. (10-Dec-1998)
Quoi de neuf dans Python 2.5, traduction partielle de "What's new in Python 2.5"
Partie Python de Open Your Code
The French company Logilab offers a Python course in French.