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Python
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Build Python Geo Web Apps Fast: A Talk at a Software Underground Subsurface Rendezvous
In March 2021, I gave talk along with Anton Biryukov covering Streamlit and Panel, two frameworks that make it easy to build and deploy web apps in pure Pyth...
Resources For Learning Python
2021 UPDATE: This was the first post I wrote for the site back in 2019. At that point, I published it as a standalone article. Now I’m giving it some updates...
Beat the NYT Spelling Bee: Part 2, A front-end app hosted on Streamlit Sharing
Try out the live app here!
Using Python and Flask to Beat the NYT Spelling Bee Puzzle: Part 1
UPDATE: The app described in this post is now live with a front-end built using the streamlit framework and is hosted on Streamlit Sharing. Be sure to check ...
Using simulation to make hard math easy: How to Catch a T-Shirt at a Music Festival
I decided to take a stab at this week’s Riddler from FiveThirtyEight.com. It’s a weekly puzzle series that focuses on math, logic, and probability. The serie...
Deployment
Build Python Geo Web Apps Fast: A Talk at a Software Underground Subsurface Rendezvous
In March 2021, I gave talk along with Anton Biryukov covering Streamlit and Panel, two frameworks that make it easy to build and deploy web apps in pure Pyth...
Beat the NYT Spelling Bee: Part 2, A front-end app hosted on Streamlit Sharing
Try out the live app here!
Using Python and Flask to Beat the NYT Spelling Bee Puzzle: Part 1
UPDATE: The app described in this post is now live with a front-end built using the streamlit framework and is hosted on Streamlit Sharing. Be sure to check ...
Streamlit
Build Python Geo Web Apps Fast: A Talk at a Software Underground Subsurface Rendezvous
In March 2021, I gave talk along with Anton Biryukov covering Streamlit and Panel, two frameworks that make it easy to build and deploy web apps in pure Pyth...
Beat the NYT Spelling Bee: Part 2, A front-end app hosted on Streamlit Sharing
Try out the live app here!
CI/CD
Creating a TIL (Today I Learned) website to keep track of things I learn
Visit my TIL site here.
Using Python and Flask to Beat the NYT Spelling Bee Puzzle: Part 1
UPDATE: The app described in this post is now live with a front-end built using the streamlit framework and is hosted on Streamlit Sharing. Be sure to check ...
My Talks
Build Python Geo Web Apps Fast: A Talk at a Software Underground Subsurface Rendezvous
In March 2021, I gave talk along with Anton Biryukov covering Streamlit and Panel, two frameworks that make it easy to build and deploy web apps in pure Pyth...
Learning
Resources For Learning Python
2021 UPDATE: This was the first post I wrote for the site back in 2019. At that point, I published it as a standalone article. Now I’m giving it some updates...
Creating a TIL (Today I Learned) website to keep track of things I learn
Visit my TIL site here.
Probit Plots
Back to Top ↑Simulation
Using simulation to make hard math easy: How to Catch a T-Shirt at a Music Festival
I decided to take a stab at this week’s Riddler from FiveThirtyEight.com. It’s a weekly puzzle series that focuses on math, logic, and probability. The serie...
Conference
Back to Top ↑Hackathon
Back to Top ↑Dash
Back to Top ↑Docker
Using Python and Flask to Beat the NYT Spelling Bee Puzzle: Part 1
UPDATE: The app described in this post is now live with a front-end built using the streamlit framework and is hosted on Streamlit Sharing. Be sure to check ...
Flask
Using Python and Flask to Beat the NYT Spelling Bee Puzzle: Part 1
UPDATE: The app described in this post is now live with a front-end built using the streamlit framework and is hosted on Streamlit Sharing. Be sure to check ...
Unit Testing
Using Python and Flask to Beat the NYT Spelling Bee Puzzle: Part 1
UPDATE: The app described in this post is now live with a front-end built using the streamlit framework and is hosted on Streamlit Sharing. Be sure to check ...