Dean Goodmanson: Slices of PyBits from the world of the Python programming language.Advanced Python books- August 24, 2004 Where does one go to learn Python Idioms One of the top referred resources is the Python Cookbook, found in living and book form. Jonathon Gennick has put out an request to submit entries to the Python 2.4 version of the cookbook. O'Reilly's "Hardcore Java" caught my eye yesterday in looking, but failing to find the Zopista's Plone book in Borders yesterday. Would a similar Python book be useful Necessary Perhaps it's smarter to hold out for a Developer's Notebook covering...http://www.pycs.net/sqr/categories/slicesOfPy/2004/08/24.html#a200 P.G. O'Meme, Round II...- August 13, 2004 Paul Graham's earlier work pissed off a lotta product pushers. His latest clarifies, and thus I can enter this meme on the after schock. Eric Sink duly noted, (to paraphrase liberally), that it's probably a bad idea to hire a zealout. Yes, I said zealout, he didn't. He said hire a profesional, and I think the moral of the story is, when remotely possible, to hire a hacker who is a professional. Hopefull those who read his article will read more than the last...http://www.pycs.net/sqr/categories/slicesOfPy/2004/08/13.html#a198 |