Flushing out some of the many tabs I’ve collected in Chrome:
- RQ, a simple Python task queue, based upon Redis
- How to get Pyglet working on Mac OS X Lion, needed for…
- pyprocessing, which I’m highly impressed by, mostly because it feels pretty speedy, even on the order of processing itself
- The ScipySuperPack which installs a collection or prebuilt scientific computing packages in the Mac OS X default python. Convenient for getting pandas installed since it’s been a bit finicky for me.
- The IPython HTML Notebook which, after watching the PyCon presentation on it, is stupefyingly cool. Actually given the HTML notebook, the Qt console, and its parallel computing facilities, IPython itself is just damn nice.
- It’s also cool that pyvideo exists, especially since they collected all of the PyCon 2012 presentations.
- d3py: “This is d3py: a plotting library for python based on d3. The aim of d3py is to provide a simple way to plot data from the command line or simple scripts into a browser window.”