Creating the EuroPython booklet
by Yusdi Santoso
Yusdi completes his two-part series of articles by describing how he created the popular EuroPython brochure this year with a Python script using the ReportLab PDF generation suite.
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Python Magazine
Vol 3, Issue 10
November -0001
Articles
Emacs as a Python IDE
by Steve Holden
While nimble technologies like Python, Django, and Pinax are great assets for a web start-up, James says the most important goal is to build the right team.
Jamming with Django
by Brian Jones
The original editor of Python Magazine returns to our pages to share his reflections on his decade-long journey through many PHP frameworks, and their headaches, to the wonders of Django.
3to2: From Google Summer of Code (TM) to First Alpha
by Joe Amenta
One of the students involved in the recent Summer of Code shares about getting into open source, and about his project: a package that can backport your new Python 3 code so that it works under Python 2.
Python and My Science Fair Project
by Roman Suzi, Joanna Saad-Sulonen, Andrea Botero
An 11-year-old from New Zealand describes how the simplicity of Python allowed her to solve problems and do computations, without having to take months to become a programmer first.
Import This: Talks, and More Talks
by Brandon Craig Rhodes
Digging out from under all the great PyCon talk proposals.
Random Hits: Community Activity
by Steve Holden
The chairman of the Python Software Foundation shares his usual trove of news and observations about the worldwide Python community.
