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| "Hidden Jewels", (for lack of a better name,) are features in Python that people don't necessarily know about, even amongst long-time Python programmers. | "Hidden Jewels", (for lack of a better name,) are powerful Python capabilities of general interest that people don't know about, even long-time Python programmers. |
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| For example, [http://www.seapig.org/August2003Notes at a recent Python meeting in Seattle,] we learned of many such features from each other: | For example, [http://www.seapig.org/August2003Notes at a recent Python meeting in Seattle,] few of us knew about: |
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| I'd programmed Python for 4 years, but I never stumbled across these features. There are likely many more like this. | There are likely many more like this. |
Hidden Jewels
"Hidden Jewels", (for lack of a better name,) are powerful Python capabilities of general interest that people don't know about, even long-time Python programmers.
For example, [http://www.seapig.org/August2003Notes at a recent Python meeting in Seattle,] few of us knew about:
[http://www.seapig.org/DocXMLRPCServer The DocXMLRPCServer,] which makes writing servers and clients dirt easy, and entirely self-documenting.
[http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/84317 Future threads,] which make threading so simple, you don't even have to know how it works.
There are likely many more like this.
Perhaps we need to rename this page to "CoolPythonThings", or something like that.