The hosts talk about Omnivore app, Djangonaut.space, server-side hot reload, Python in Excel, and some extras like a themed password generator and a joke.
Omnivore app offers a distraction-free and privacy-focused reading experience with features like text-to-speech and self-hosting.
Django.nots is a self-paced learning program that helps individuals level up their Django skills and encourages leadership roles in the Django community.
Deep dives
Exciting open source read-it-later app called Omnivore
Omnivore is a new read-it-later app that offers a distraction-free and privacy-focused reading experience. It integrates seamlessly with iOS, allowing users to easily save articles from their preferred RSS reader and categorize them for later reading. With features such as text-to-speech and the ability to self-host, Omnivore offers a robust and customizable reading experience for serious readers.
Django.nots program for learning Django
Django.nots is a program designed to help individuals level up their Django skills and contribute to the Django community. This self-paced learning environment offers group mentoring and guidance for participants to become proficient in Django development. The program focuses on sustainability and longevity, encouraging participants to take on leadership roles in the Django community in the future. With small group settings and access to a private Discord server, Django.nots offers a supportive and collaborative learning environment for Django enthusiasts.
Python integration in Microsoft Excel
Python users can now write Python code directly in a Microsoft Excel grid without the need for a separate Python installation. Anaconda has introduced Python integration in Microsoft Excel, allowing users to leverage Python code for data analysis within the familiar Excel environment. The integration supports libraries such as Matplotlib and Seaborn, providing powerful data visualization capabilities. While currently part of the 365 Insider program, this feature is a major step forward in bridging the gap between Python and Microsoft Excel.
New PyTest course now available
A new PyTest course by Python Bytes is now available on the PythonTest.com website. This comprehensive course covers a wide range of PyTest topics, including fixtures, test discovery, parametrization, and more. With a focus on practical examples and clear explanations, this course is suitable for both beginners and experienced Python developers looking to enhance their testing skills. Use the discount code 'PythonBytes' for a 20% discount until the end of the month.
