Hi #pcode, perhaps you already know all about it but Jupyter notebooks (https://jupyter.org/) are a great way to learn programming, they make interactive coding, documentation, plotting etc really easy. Out of the box it supports #Python, but it works with many other languages, I've tried out #Haskell, #Perl and #Ruby and it works great.
#pcode #python #haskell #perl #ruby
Finally some proper #pcode activity from my side: I wrote a #Python version of my parser combinator library, check it out if you want an easy way to write simple parsers: https://gitlab.com/wim_v12e/parser-combinators-py
I wrote this originally in #Perl (https://metacpan.org/pod/Parser::Combinators)and for some reason I also wrote a version (https://github.com/wimvanderbauwhede/parser-combinators-ls) in #LiveScript (http://livescript.net/), a super cool language which compiles to JavaScript
#pcode #python #perl #livescript
Hey #pcode folks, I'm too busy (writing non-Python code) to post much, but my offer for mentoring or commenting on your code still stands!
Spent the commute to and from work wrassling with icalendar recurring events and time zones. Gonna stick some helper coder for both in my #pcode branch this weekend! βπ½this way less people have to suffer.