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[[https://github.com/asottile/future-fstrings|asottile/future-fstrings]]. Allows formatted string literals (AKA f-strings) in Python 2.7–3.5 by hacking built-in codecs.

CodingStyle/Python is another relevant page.

Development packages for Debian

Current for Ubuntu 16.04. 

fabric
python-pip
python3-pip
python-wheel-common

cffi and numpy

https://github.com/SimonSapin/azureblur/tree/master/azureblur: Example of using cffi to interact w/ a C++ class.

python - How do I convert a numpy ND-array to a CFFI C++ array and back again? - Stack Overflow

python - Why is cffi so much quicker than numpy? - Stack Overflow

Neat Web frameworks

aspen.io. Filesystem-based dispatch library. Used by Liberapay.

Neat packages

nvbn/py-backwards: Python transcompiler. Lets you use Python 3.6 features in older versions, as old as Python 2.7.

asottile/future-fstrings. Allows formatted string literals (AKA f-strings) in Python 2.7–3.5 by hacking built-in codecs.

Compilers

Nuitka: Python native-code compiler, binary will still link to libpython.

Porting projects from Python 2 to Python 3

Libraries

Guides

Notes

SamatsWiki: ProgrammingLanguages/Python (last edited 2021-04-09 17:46:53 by SamatJain)