#python app

[machinelearningsite]

My First Python App is Here! Meet the Productivity Tracker to Monitor Your Progress

There are days when we just do not want to do anything except lie down in bed all day. There are also days when we are completely on fire and doing our job in full-performance mode. And then, there are those days when we pretend to do our work but end up scrolling through the programming memes by Machine Learning Site on Instagram rather than doing actual work. Whether you are learning a new…

[johnono]

I'm gonna start working on my sims 4 radqueer script mod again

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[skywavelinux]

Skywave Linux v5.3 is available for download! It is a self-contained live Linux operating for shortwave listening. Connect easily and stream from internet based SDR sites. The picture is from a nice night enjoying CBC Radio 1, picked up on a receiver in Newfoundland, Canada.

Get the iso image, burn it to a USB stick, boot the system and have fun. Shut down and unplug the USB, your PC never knew it was running a live Linux system…

[sincerely-sofie]

Check-in for 01/28/24

It's been a while since I did one of these. Time to remedy that!

I've been doing well in my assignments, but due to some registration issues at the start of the semester I was unable to sign up for any web development or programming classes :< It's nice to take a break, but I'm really worried about getting stagnant in those skills, and maybe even losing what I've learned over time.

This is where a couple of new projects come in: A blorbo database and a tool for drawing pokemon from memory. These things are going to keep me avoid stagnancy and help me develop my web dev and Python programming skills, and I'm real excited to talk about them.

First up, let's talk about that tool for drawing pokemon from memory. I love drawing pokemon from memory, but it's a bit of a struggle to find tools online that work well for a solo experience when you're doing this challenge alone. So I made a program in PyGame to solve this problem, and I've actually already completed it! It was a great learning experience when it came to getting a taste of APIs, and PokeAPI really helped me do all the heavy lifting with it. I also ended up using ChatGPT to help me understand how to phrase my questions and the things I needed to research. This is the end result:

If you click "Get Random Pokemon", the program will provide a pokemon's name. The point of it is to draw the pokemon as best as you remember it, and then click "Show Pokemon Image" to see how you did. You will then have the option to get a new random pokemon, which clears the image from the window.

There's a lot of stuff I don't understand about how the program works--- APIs evade my understanding, and Tkinter is a dark art beyond my comprehension. But I was able to make a program that solved a genuine problem for me for the first time, and that's super exciting to me!

Now, for web development--- long story short, I'm making a website dedicated to cataloguing my OCs that's very much inspired by tumblr user @snekkerdoodles's personal site on neocities, which I regularly stare at in an effort to motivate myself to make cool things like it (everyone reading this should check his page out IMMEDIATELY and tell him how cool it is). Here's the screenshots of the WIP I'm chipping away at right now:

I don't have much to say about it, as the interesting stuff will really be the content of the pages, and I still have yet to finish the template page I'll be filling with my OCs' information. However, I can say that I'm very upset with the lack of proper teaching that took place in the first (and currently only) college web dev class I've taken. I spent an entire semester doing my own research to learn everything they were supposed to be teaching us. I'm still very peeved about that.

To summarize this very rambling post I'm too sleepy to edit properly, I'm making a digital blorbo encyclopedia, and I finished making a little desktop app thingy, which means I need to summon a new programming project. I'm tempted to make it a video game... maybe I should turn back to that visual novel idea I had ages ago and boot up RenPy!

[clockworkbibliophile]

lord I am so exhausted of applying to dozens of jobs every week without getting a single response other than your application wasn’t selected. my current job is wrecking me and I am so burnt out and just want a job that pays well and doesn’t make me want to die 24/7. im at my wits end like who do I need to pay to make my resume/linkedin stand out because how do people hear back from jobs??? what am I doing wrong

[python-programming-language]

Is it possible to learn Python by using Android apps?

Post #92: Analytics Insight, 5 Android Apps To Learn Python, 2023.

[izicodes]

Django #4

Friday 2nd June 2023

I did it! I made a fake user! I signed up using my signup.html and it went through successfully! Then I logged in and it went through successfully again! So then I thought "Well obviously they want to be able to log out again" so I took time learning to do that and there are a bunch of steps to do but I know once I do it 3 or 4 times, I will know how to do it more quickly!

So, what did I learn today: ☑ How to create a user data table - made myself and a test user one ☑ How to create new users ☑ How to use the if-else statement - used it for the navbar, so that if the user is logged in, they will see their username in the nav ☑ Figured out how to log out a user ☑ How models work ☑ How to prevent a user from entering a URL within the app they're not supposed ☑ Super users. I figured out I created a super user and it's me.

What I'm going to do now is to go back and make as many notes as I can so I don't forget the process for certain parts, especially creating and managing users.

This is so exciting to me because now all of the project ideas I wanted to try out but couldn't because I didn't know know how to create and manage users and save data that way.

I'm literally so happy! 😌🙌🏾💗

[liyaroy]

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[fractallogic]

I found a job in CO working at a library branch (ten min away from the house! Not as close as the branch A BLOCK AWAY from my house but hey) (wow living in a city is gonna be SO GOOD) putting on programming for all ages and they want someone multilingual and who can interact with a multicultural team and who can connect with immigrants

THAT COULD BE ME

I COULD FULFILL MY CHILDHOOD DREAM OF WORKING AT THE LIBRARY

Plus it’s a job with the city of Denver, so has the good benefits that come for working for the city govt

So anyways I’m gonna apply to that tomorrow

[wrongfulruffian]

I've been working on an application to run metrics on my AO3 History and have made some good progress. I'm doing this solely for my own entertainment but wanted to show it off cause I'm pretty proud of it lol. If anyone wants to talk nerdy stuff about it with me I would love that, or if anyone has any suggestions of more stuff to add to it let me know!

currently scrapes a user's history and calculates the number of works read, words read, and an estimate of the number of pages that equates to.

It also calculates data on the tags for the works it found. My favorite part is that It can generate a word cloud of the tags. I also separated out the tags into the different types that AO3 has, characters, relationships, and freeform tags.

I created a separate section for ships, so this excluded relationships that arent ships from the results.

The search feature is still in progress, currently, I've only got searching by tag working. I still have to implement to code to search by title, author, and applying the filters.

The recently visited and favorites tabs are still under construction, but setting work as a favorite is working. From the list of works from the search, I can click the star for the work and it sets it as a favorite.

[a-fox-studies]

So what kinda coding do you do in Python?

Like app development, game development, Data Crunching, Machine Learning, Simulations, etc etc?

Im currently learning how to develop desktop apps using Python. I have a love-hate with Java, but I can tolerate it since Im also learning android app dev :)

[bigulalgotrading]

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[okejkomputer]

before the start of the year i was like noooo no way im gona be making a game for my bachelors degree. but there im now(two weeks in) making a game and i will have to write a thesis abt it. i lichraly never played a game in my life lol

[mossy-covered-bones]

I cant wait to finish this class and never touch javascript again

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