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Data Science Project: Profitable App Profiles for App Store and Google Play

At Dataquest, we strongly advocate portfolio projects as a means of getting a first data science job. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through an example portfolio project. This is the third project in our Data Science Portfolio Project series: Is Fandango Still Inflating Ratings? Where to Advertise an E-learning Product Profitable App Profiles […]

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15 Python Blogs To F http://bit.ly/2GIINKh

15 Python Blogs To Follow Python has been on a successively rising curve ever since its inception. Owing to its easy-to-understand syntax and the innumerable functions that it can serve the rapidly growing popularity is quite justifiable. Python is one of those few languages that can integrate itself with several other fields just through the inclusion of specific libraries and sub-classes. Python has served as a link in advancing various fields of technology including artificial intelligence neural networks and full stack development. If youre seeking to acquire the skills to code masterfully within python or are just browsing to add new library functions to an already vast coding language youll find a neverending sea of blogs dedicated to the exact same purpose. To narrow your field of vision and to make a few choices easier weve compiled a list of 15 Python blogs that you absolutely need to follow. Full Stack Python If you have acquainted yourself with the basic syntax and functions of python and are looking to try your hand at developing/deploying python-powered web-based applications then Full Stack Python is the blog that youre looking for. With detailed tutorials to instruct anyone about the basics of developing a python application Full Stack Python is a python coders safe haven. PyBloggers PyBloggers encompasses everything related to python. With reviews and tutorials for various different libraries PyBloggers is the place to be to keep yourself updated with everything that is happening within the coding community all the while attaining knowledge about different libraries. If you wish to focus on a wider range of functions that Python can offer then PyBloggers would be the best pick. PyVideo If written reviews and tutorials arent sufficient for you then PyVideo would be a good alternative. With over 13000 videos indexed within the website detailing on the functionalities of different modules PyVideo is the ideal pick of choice if you prefer listening through lectures than reading through one. Python Tips If youre just looking for gaining a few tips to better your coding skill and experience then Python Tips will do the trick for you. Filled with several bite-sized tips related to python coding Python Tips is perfect for quickly improving upon your acquired coding skill set. Invent With Python Invent With Python is a blog that is hugely dedicated to the automation aspect of the coding language. If you want to witness what you can teach the machine and learn the art of it then Invent With Python is a good place to be. Through the blog posts youll be teaching bots to play complex games in no time. PyImagesearch PyImagesearch is a blog entirely dedicated to the image processing domain of python language. PyImagesearch educates you about what image processing is and then walks you through the basics of it and then when youre ready you can move towards the advanced level of the domain which also has detailed tutorials about the same. AstroPython Now heres a combination that you dont see every day - Python and Astronomy. AstroPython is dedicated entirely to packages like AplPy which are further dedicated to the field of astronomy. AstroPython helps anyone passionate enough about astronomy yet brilliant enough to integrate it with python. Neopythonic What better place to read about news within the python community than a blog curated by the author of python himself? Neopythonic is a rather entertaining blog ran by Guido Van Rossum. Anything quoted to be the Ramblings through technology politics culture and philosophy by the creator of the Python programming language is sure to be fun right? Python Module Of The Week Python Module of the Week is a unique blog that focuses specifically on one module and indexes detailed articles and tutorials for the same. The Module of the Week as the name refers changes every week making anyone who visits the blogs weekly a master at python coding. AnunRocks AnunRocks is a blog that is dedicated to using the django framework within python. Django is a web framework used to build full-fledged websites using clean and fluid code. So if youre someone who wants to learn Django or just improve your hand at it this will be a good place to start. Python Conquers the Universe Given its fancy name it just has to be comprised of something that is sure to seek your interest right? Well youre not wrong. Python Conquers the Universe is community driven blog where you can ask complex questions and get simple solutions for the same by experts who have a long history with python as a language. Mouse Vs. Python Given the fact that this blog is run by who exclusively uses python to earn a living youre sure to learn a few hacks or tricks to better your coding skill set. Mouse Vs. Python is not a blog that has a clever title it also a place to learn and enhance your coding skills in python. Python Insider Python Insider should already be your go-to site to visit to catch yourself up with news regarding core python development and information related to the same. Python Insider covers and reports on every new library function and updates that even remotely relates to python as a language. Planet Python Planet Python is your one-stop blog where you can find the latest posts from all the popular python related blogs within the community. If you dont wish to have your bookmarks brimming with python related blogs Planet Python is a good place to be where your favorite blogs come as one. Everyday Python Everyday Python is a unique python-related blog which aims to not just educate you about the different things you can do with python but also challenges you with projects to complete every day. Anyone who has diligently followed the everyday challenges is sure to hone his skills in python coding to level on par with a master coder. This brings our little discussion about using python related blogs to a close. We hope you have a fruitful coding session and click here for more tutorials.

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The Factory Method Pattern and Its Implementation in Python

This article explores the Factory Method design pattern and its implementation in Python. Design patterns became a popular topic in late 90s after the so-called Gang of Four (GoF: Gamma, Helm, Johson, and Vlissides) published their book Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. The book describes design patterns as a core design solution to […]

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Jupyter Notebook: An Introduction

The Jupyter Notebook is an open source web application that you can use to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations, and text. Jupyter Notebook is maintained by the people at Project Jupyter. Jupyter Notebooks are a spin-off project from the IPython project, which used to have an IPython Notebook project itself. […]

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Using PyInstaller to Easily Distribute Python Applications

Are you jealous of Go developers building an executable and easily shipping it to users? Wouldn’t it be great if your users could run your application without installing anything? That is the dream, and PyInstaller is one way to get there in the Python ecosystem. There are countless tutorials on how to set up virtual […]

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Refactoring Python Applications for Simplicity

Do you want simpler Python code? You always start a project with the best intentions, a clean codebase, and a nice structure. But over time, there are changes to your apps, and things can get a little messy. If you can write and maintain clean, simple Python code, then it’ll save you lots of time […]

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Thonny: The Beginner-Friendly Python Editor

Are you a Python beginner looking for a tool that can support your learning? This article is for you! Every programmer needs a place to write their code. This article will discuss an awesome tool called Thonny that will enable you to start working with Python in a beginner-friendly environment. In this article, you’ll learn: […]

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Quick Tip – Speed up Pandas using Modin

I ran across a neat little library called Modin recently that claims to run pandas faster. The one line sentence that they use to describe the project is: Speed up your Pandas workflows by changing a single line of code Interesting…and important if true. Using modin only requires importing modin instead of pandas and thats […]

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The Ultimate List of Data Science Podcasts

Podcasts are a great way to immerse yourself in an industry, especially when it comes to data science. The field moves extremely quickly, and it can be difficult to keep up with all the new developments happening each week! Take advantage of those times in the day when your body is busy, but your mind […]

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Python Development in Visual Studio Code

One of the coolest code editors available to programmers, Visual Studio Code, is an open-source, extensible, light-weight editor available on all platforms. It’s these qualities that make Visual Studio Code from Microsoft very popular, and a great platform for Python development. In this article, you’ll learn about Python development in Visual Studio Code, including how […]

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Less than a week left to bid for a day’s work from me

Just a quick reminder that you’ve only got until next Tuesday to bid for a day’s work from me – so get bidding here. The full details and rules are available in my previous post, but basically I’ll do a day’s work for the highest bidder in this auction – working on coding, data science, […]

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Python "for" Loops (Definite Iteration)

This tutorial will show you how to perform definite iteration with a Python for loop. In the previous tutorial in this introductory series, you learned the following: Repetitive execution of the same block of code over and over is referred to as iteration. There are two types of iteration: Definite iteration, in which the number […]

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Python’s Requests Library (Guide)

The requests library is the de facto standard for making HTTP requests in Python. It abstracts the complexities of making requests behind a beautiful, simple API so that you can focus on interacting with services and consuming data in your application. Throughout this article, you’ll see some of the most useful features that requests has […]

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Quick Tip: Comparing two pandas dataframes and getting the differences

There are times when working with different pandas dataframes that you might need to get the data that is ‘different’ between the two dataframes (i.e.,g Comparing two pandas dataframes and getting the differences). This seems like a straightforward issue, but apparently its still a popular ‘question’ for many people and is my most popular question […]

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Modeling Polymorphism in Django With Python

Modeling polymorphism in relational databases is a challenging task. In this article, we present several modeling techniques to represent polymorphic objects in a relational database using the Django object-relational mapping (ORM). This intermediate-level tutorial is designed for readers who are already familiar with the fundamental design of Django. Free Bonus: Click here to get the […]

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Python Community Interview With Corey Schafer

For this week’s community interview, I am joined by Corey Schafer, of YouTube fame. Corey is a full-time content creator publishing regular Python tutorials on YouTube. In this interview, we talk to Corey about his YouTube channel and his advice for budding YouTubers and content creators, getting his first developer job, and his passion for […]

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