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"Software Carpentry is an intensive introduction to basic software development practices for scientists and engineers." I'd love to teach this...
to cs engineering python science software-engineering teaching ... on 08 February 2010
Chris's Wiki :: blog/python/IdealDWikiCrypto
Using HMAC for web auth. I should fix tasty to do this at some point.
to crypto programming python security web ... on 27 January 2010
waf - Project Hosting on Google Code
An automake replacement that actually appears to work sanely. This is basically SCons done right.
LEPL - A Parser Library for Python 3 (and 2.6) — LEPL v2.0.2 documentation
Parsec for Python, basically.
Some simple Python patterns, including a good overview of the dispatch-on-method-name pattern. I found this while looking for a reference for students to use.
to patterns programming python ... on 26 February 2009
Hm; thought I'd bookmarked this before... Anyway, it's a Python-to-C++ compiler that does type inference. I'd like to look at adding concurrency support to this, so we could do PyCSP-like stuff with reasonable performance.
Some uninteresting web development stuff -- but part of this is a Python-to-Javascript compiler, which is interesting.
to compiler javascript python software ... on 04 February 2009
Fancy templating system for Python. This'd be worth hooking into rawdog, since it's quite a bit more powerful than the Vellum system (it's more or less at m25's level).
to python rawdog software templating ... on 28 December 2008
An outlining (i.e. folding-ish) editor written in Python and Tk.
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tasty by Adam Sampson.