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PyCon 2010 Videos
Decorators From Basics to Class Decorators to Decorator Libraries (#138)
A Python-based Platform for Easy Development and Deployment of Networked
Supercharging Web Communications: Integrating Python-based Apps with Salesforce.com CRM
Supercharging Web Communications: Integrating Python-based Apps with Salesforce.com CRM
Cooperative Multitasking with Twisted: Getting Things Done Concurrently. (#11)
Import this, that, and the other thing: custom importers (#9)
Deployment, development, packaging, and a little bit of the cloud (#180)
Decorators From Basics to Class Decorators to Decorator Libraries (#138)
Decorators From Basics to Class Decorators to Decorator Libraries (#138)
Building Leafy Chat, DjangoDose, and Hurricane, Lessons Learned on the Real-Time Web with Python
How Python is guiding infrastructure construction in Africa (#84)
The Python and the Elephant: Large Scale Natural Language Processing with NLTK and Dumbo (#120)
Ecommerce in Python: Introduction to Satchmo and GetPaid (#146)
An Underwater Python: Tortuga the Python Powered Robot (#175)
Why not run all your tests all the time? A study of continuous integration systems. (#160)
Turtles All The Way Down: Demystifying Deferreds, Decorators, and Declarations (#169)
Small acts make great revolutions: crafting Python and Open Source communities in Rio de Janeiro
Think Globally, Hack Locally - Teaching Python in Your Community (#122)