fridayfun Friday Fun - Star Trek Desk Lights Control the real world from a Python powered web app...oh and make all the lights flash like you are on the bridge of the USS Enterprise...but no exploding consoles!
tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday - Bullet Create fun and easy to use prompts / menus for your Python projects!
tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday: What 3 Words? Can you find Blackpool Tower with just three words? Well now you can!
tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday - Playing YouTube videos in Python Ever had the need to play YouTube videos from Python? Well with this library you can!
tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday - Using VLC with Python Use Python to control VLC and open up the possibilities of controlling media using sensors and new inputs.
tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday - HCSR04P Ultrasonic Sensor A 3V compliant ultrasonic sensor for your next robot world domination project!
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tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday - easygui Fancy making an easy to use GUI with Python? Well give easygui a try!
tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday - Inputs Need to detect gamepad input in your Python project? Well take a look at this library which offers just what you need!
tuesdaytooling Tuesday Tooling - Google Image Search With Python Learn how to search for images on Google, from Python!
fridayfun Friday Fun - Four Python Projects Four free projects for you to try out with your Raspberry Pi and micro:bit
tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday - Python3 GeoPy So you want to find something on a map, query a location and use the data in Python 3? I got your back! So what is it? GeoPy.... "makes it easy for
fridayfun Friday Fun Revisited: Pollen Checker v2 More adventures with pollen count data, geo-location and multi platform Python code!
tuesdaytooling Tooling Tuesday - Python3 Web Server Something simple, yet so handy! A Python 3 web server ready to serve content!
fridayfun Friday Fun: Python Pollen Projects How can we use pollen count data in three different ways? Well read this post and you can try it for yourself.
tuesdaytooling Tuesday Tooling - Python Webbrowser This week a handy Python library that enables us to open a web browser! So what is it? Webbrowser is a Pythonic way to open a web browser on any operating system. Can't
kits All the gear...and lots of ideas! In mid 2017 I was posed a unique challenge "Would you be interested in creating a Raspberry Pi Zero W based kit?" Obviously I jumped at the chance and here it
fridayfun Friday Fun: Get Notifications On Your Desktop Bit of a personal project this week, created to meet a specific need, but it contains some useful Python libraries for creating notifications and parsing RSS feeds. So I spend a lot of
tuesdaytooling Tuesday Tooling: Record / Replay Keystrokes With Python For this weeks Tuesday Tooling we take a look at a Python library that offers to simulate and record keyboard input! So what is it called? Keyboard : Record and simulate keyboard events on
fridayfun Friday Fun: Bluedot Presentation Tool Presentations...fun aren't they? For the serious presenter a "clicker" remote is a must! You know what I mean, the person at the front, wielding the power of the presentation using
tuesdaytooling Tuesday Tooling: MkDocs Another Tuesday Tooling blog post, and this week a quick look at a handy tool to create great looking documentation, and best of all it uses Python! tl;dr MkDocs is a great
python Tuesday Tooling: Custom Python Spinners Tooling Tuesday is a new series of short, to the point blog posts that highlight a fun and useful tool for developers, coders, makers, hackers and of course system administrators. For the first
friday fun Friday Fun: Envirophat Colour Detector I'm back at Picademy...yay!!! You may have seen that this week I was back at Picademy! Yay! Two days of learning, sharing and making. One of the projects caught my eye, and
python Log all teh data! Log files, sys admins LOVE them. They can be used to look busy, or you can be busy looking through them for data. I remember setting an Asterisk server to show me very