Bruce Eckel on Python productivity
Bruce Eckel : I have regular experience in both languages, and the result is always: if you want to get a lot done, use Python.
Two impromptus--or how Python helped us design our kitchen
Andrew Koenig (yup that's the one of the Koenig look-up fame for the C++ heads out there) has posted a cool piece about how Python helped him redesign his kitchen.
PyObjC 0.8 ships
The Python/Objective-C bridge is back to life! Just a couple of days after I bought a book about Cocoa programming in Objective-C... Anyway, this language looks fun and is surely worth learning!
The Effstories_old Project
Python guru Fredrik "effbot" Lundh has started a project of graphical RSS stories_old Reader similar to Netstories_oldWire. If you have a look at the making of the prototype, you'll see how Python rules them all!
MacOS X for UNIX Geeks
As I really start to feel the need to switch, I think this O'Reilly book will really come handy! I also hope to see quickly some Python bindings for Cocoa so I don't have to learn Objective-C to play with that beast. But first I have to spare some euros to buy a laptop...
The State of the Python-XML Art
O'Reilly's XML.com now features a column dedicated to Python and XML. It already provides a good overview of various XML-related packages available for all the happy Pythonistas. Don't ever forget that You need Python.
