Finding and Choosing Quality Python Packages
PyPI, the Python packaging repository, just crossed 100,000 third-party packages in total the other week. That’s an overwhelming number of packages to choose from.
Articles with tag „productivity“
I struggled with setting up an effective development environment as a new Python developer. It was difficult to build the right habits and to find a set of tools I enjoyed to use.
iTerm2 for macOS has a little known feature that lets you open files and folders simply by Cmd+Clicking on them in the terminal. Among other things, this is super handy for debugging tests.
Hey folks, I’m super excited to announce the launch of my first book – It’s called “The Complete Guide to Setting up Sublime Text for Python Developers”.
Sublime Text comes with a handy command line tool (“subl”) that lets you control Sublime Text from the terminal. In this 3 minute screencast I’ll show you how to setup the command and what you can do with it.
A quick video that demonstrates bpython, an awesome alternative Python interpreter.
A quick screencast that shows you how to use Sublime Text as your Git editor. Super useful if you work with Git from the command line!
I read a great comment a while ago that could be summarized as “everything you attempt and every action you take has a probability of success”.
I love Hacker News. Taken with a grain of salt, it’s a great source of tech news. It’s also a very addictive source of tech news.
Display and share text in a large font, directly from your browser.
A collection of tools that I found useful for effective remote work as a software engineer, grouped by topic.
I’ve been burned by relying 100% on a cloud service before. Some time ago a photographer friend convinced me to sign up for an awesome photo storage service called Everpix.
LaTeX is a great way to create beautiful documents. But its embedded markup makes it difficult to check LaTeX documents for spelling errors. This article explains how to setup and use a program called aspell to spell check your LaTeX documents.
5 Python Development Setup Tips to Boost Your Productivity
Click & jump to any file or folder from the terminal
The Complete Guide to Setting up Sublime Text for Python Developers – Now Available!
How to use Sublime Text from the command line
A better Python REPL: bpython vs python
Using Sublime Text as your Git editor
Rolling the dice
Can’t keep up? Read Hacker News without wasting tons of time
Introducing my new utility website: large-type.com
Remote work productivity tools for software development
How to store photos in the cloud and avoid vendor lock-in
Spell-checking LaTeX documents with aspell
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