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What is the best place to work with someone else on a python project and be able to edit the same code live (kind of like what you can do when you share a google document). Is there a way to work tighter with someone in pycharm?
I recommend google colab.
Features:
essentially it's a jupyter notebook on google drive
collaboratory programming
many libraries come preinstalled (tensorflow, numpy, matplotlib, etc ...)
runs on a vm (gpu and tpu available)
can integrate with google drive
completely free!
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Pycharm https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/#section=windows
Pycharm https://www.jetbrains.com/edu-products/download/#section=pycharm-edu
What is the difference? Which is better for python beginners? (I am not new to programming, just relatively new to python)
Pycharm edu is used by teachers, from what I know to well teach and normal Pycharm is just used by regular people. So I would suggest you try Pycharm community edition first.
Sorry for broken english, i'm not a native speaker.
If this doesn't help you I suggest you look on the official site of pycharm.
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Rpubs works great for sharing and posting r presentations. Is there an equivalent site for python, or more specifically Jupyter notebooks?
you can display your notebook from https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/ and host your notebook on https://gist.github.com/. In some cases I found that my notebook wouldn't quite render on gist but for the most part github should render your notebook for you. I use nbviewer as a backup for whenever github refuses to render the notebook; just copy the link of your gist into nbviewer and it should do the rest for you.
example: https://gist.github.com/pollend/7ab5bd156b15473be4421821e26cc469
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I want to generate quite simple 2D graphics. What Python library will work in both Pythonista as well as normal python?
I am a fan of Pythonista, but also a fan of writing apps for "normal" Python on a PC, and want my code to work on both.,..
I know that Pythonista directs people to use the Scene module, but that won't work off in Python elsewhere, I'm pretty sure...
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Try using Pyglet, it works well with both Python and Pythonista.
Here is a link to their repository: Pyglet
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I am trying to figure out what the best Python tools would be to add BPM information to a file. The yaafe and LibXtract libraries seem to have Python bindings, but seem to be sparsely documented. How can I go about doing this in Python?
If you're willing to upload your data to an external server, try using the EchoNest API -- it has good Python bindings and lots of tools for music information retrieval tasks such as this.
I recently found this. Usage is found in the README.
python metaBPM.py -s [path to your music collection]
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I am looking for a good python API to access the Trash folder in Linux. This is part of a simple productivity software that will help user organize their files, and empty their trash folder on a regular basis. I want to make this work for GNOME, but I would like to expand it to other desktop environment.
Do you have any suggestion on how to get one ?
Thank you
I don't think that there is an API for that. I think (or rather, the voices in my head on the internet say) "Empty Trash" is a map to rm -rf ~/.Trash/*. (Actually, that should be true for both KDE and Gnome, but I don't know about XFCE, Slim or XKCD. Of course, if you have XKCD as a windows manager, I don't think you'll ever need to worry about trash.)