This tutorial assumes a basic knowledge of vim -- insert mode, command mode, loading and saving files, etc. It is intended to help vi novices develop their skills so that they can use vi efficiently.

Share is an experiment in designing a networked programming tool for distributed communities of practice. It is an IDE that automatically shares all the code you write with everyone else that is using Share, and keeps track of how that code is used.

For this exercise, I’ll be adding pymunk (Python bindings for the Chipmonk physics library) to NodeBox

The newly launched search engine Bing has a simple restful API. We have created a thin Python wrapper over this API, which allows to query the Bing servers in a very pythonic way.

using Xorg bitmap fonts

Chef is a programming language in which programs look like recipes.

Combining the cuteness of LOLCODE and the cuddliness of Python

Yes, the way your professor explained FSM makes them much harder than they are in practice. Alright, just forget about that because they aren’t really that complicated.

howtos on Audacity, Kino, motiongraphics, PD, streaming and whatnot

building Qt on osx

building cairo on osx

This is a PyQt4 tutorial. The tutorial is suited for beginners and intermediate programmers. After reading this tutorial, you will be able to program non trivial PyQt4 applications.