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Raindrop.io

Link: Raindrop.io: "All in One Bookmark Manager. For your inspiration, read later, media and stuff."

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Random Nerd Tutorials | Learn ESP32, ESP8266, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi

Link: Random Nerd Tutorials | Learn ESP32, ESP8266, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi: "Random Nerd Tutorials helps makers, hobbyists and engineers build electronics projects. We make projects with: ESP32, ESP8266, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Home Automation and Internet of Things. If you want to learn electronics and programming, you're in the right place."

I just came across the linked catalog of free tutorials. Looks like it could be very useful! Arduinos, Raspberry Pis, and more.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Python Project Management and Packaging: Concepts Illustrated with uv – Part I – Reinforced Knowledge

Link: A Comprehensive Guide to Python Project Management and Packaging: Concepts Illustrated with uv – Part I – Reinforced Knowledge: ""

Linked is a useful and comprehensive series about packaging in python. The fact that there are so many of these is evidence that, a) I am still confused about some of this, and b) the state of packaging in python is and remains a mess. I don’t know how we are going to get out of this?

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1969: Can You Land on The Moon? • A Python turtle Lunar Lander

Link: 1969: Can You Land on The Moon? • A Python turtle Lunar Lander: "Revisiting one of my favourite projects: a lunar lander using, yes, the one and only turtle module"

Linked is an article about the “turtle” Python package. It’s a simple and elegant API for creating simple visual animations, simulations and/or games. I had never come across it before and it looks like a good addition to my toolkit.

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Ronynn's Blog Overthinking Analytically - Game Development, Tech, Productivity & Writing

Link: Ronynn's Blog Overthinking Analytically - Game Development, Tech, Productivity & Writing: "Explore Ronynn's insights on game development, tech, productivity, and writing."

Attached is an article that is guaranteed to be clickbait for my people. Certainly for me! I use both Ruby and Python. Lately more python because the stuff I am working on uses Python. And let’s face it Python is, generally speaking, a more mainstream language. I don’t find the arguments made in the attached article especially compelling. I would say that Ruby and Python are more similar than different but in the end, for many reasons, I would use Ruby if I had a choice.