Panic's new StatusBoard iPad app was all the rage last week. It's a fun application that I'm sure many people who actually have statuses they need to check will appreciate. I'm not one of those people, but it's Panic so I bought the app anyway ...
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Basically, I just want one or two wrapper functions around Python’s subprocess module that will allow me to
Write an AppleScript as a Python string.
Run it from within my Python program.
Collect any output it generates.
Me too. Thank you Dr. Drang. Why didn't someone ...
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I am a voracious hoarder of quotations. As I read, I tend to jot them down in my Field Notes notebook and then (usually) type them into Quotebook. It's a well designed and convenient app for collecting such things.
But sometimes I don't want to view my quotes ...
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Patrick Rhone has this thing where he learns something new every day. I like the idea so I've decided to steal it and write what I discover in my logbook1. The question, of course, is where to find something new every day. Patrick lists some ideas and they ...
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This is crazy. Compact Python code to render the Mandelbrot set that itself is shaped like the Mandelbrot set. I have no idea how it works, but it's really freaking cool. I changed the resolution to 7200x4800 and let it run overnight.
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After reading Viticci's tome on Pythonista last week, I finally decided to sit down and play around with the app a little bit. My first project was a relatively simple one: open a web browser with all of my Pinboard links that were marked as read later.
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Since all the other nerds are linking to it too, I feel the need to point out that Federico Viticci has written a mammoth article on Pythonista
All I have to say is "Oh my". I've had Pythonista installed on both my iPad and iPhone since it came out ...
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