Re:Intermediate Python
by yasoob on Monday August 17, 2015 @03:39PM
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Hi guys! I am the author of this book. Thanks heyalexej for posting this here. If there is anything I can help you guys with then kindly let me know. :)
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Thank you for making the PDF available.
You are welcome kind stranger! :)
Where can I download it please?
Edit: Never mind - I hadn't noticed you've added targets to the Makefile :) Thanks.
Yes, thank you indeed. I found it very helpful and easy to digest.
Link pls?
[Here is the link](http://readthedocs.org/projects/intermediatepythongithubio/d...). :) Cheers!
You guys can donate me if you want to by buying the donation version of Intermediate Python from [@gumroad](https://gumroad.com/l/intermediate_python) :)
It is only for $10 but if you want to pay less then kindly let me know (pm) and I can give you a custom link.
Cheers!
Just read the entire thing, good stuff! Interesting to see what's considered intermediate vs. basic and advanced.
Feedback: maybe add a feedback section to the site? Haha. Dissect is spelled with 2 S's, and there's a broken link at the end of the virtualenv section.
Thanks for your work! Learned a few things for sure.
ditto that, I just read the whole thing! I knew some of those tricks and others were new. Thanks!
I get to program python maybe 300 hrs a year. And I love every minutes. But there are times that I wonder if I'm doing it in an idiomatic way. There are a lot of good resources out there on python but this one has helped me a lot in my first 30 minutes of reading it.
Thank You!!!!
I am really happy that it helped! :)
Re:Intermediate Python
by Bentenitis on Wednesday August 19, 2015 @07:34AM
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Would be cool to see you demonstrating some of the tips in a livestream on Livecoding.tv.