Python links

Python links :

Docs
Magazines
Forum
Tutorials
- French
- English
GUI STUFF
- Tkinter
- PyQt
- PyGTK2
- wxPython
- uxPython
- Others
Text manipulation
- DSL (Domain Specific Langage)
- Parsing techniques
Best practices
Usefull libs

Docs

The new Python docs are here: Python 2.6 docs

Magazines

There's only one for the moment : Python Magazine

Forum

A good English one : Python-Forum
This one is in Deutsch, but you'll find a lot of interesting stuff and people python-forum.de

Tutorials

French

The very good page of a French professor in Computer Science : Karczma .
My little ShadesOfPy .

English

The new Building Skills .
Python for scientists not to be confused with a book of the same name.
Doug Hellmann's Module Of The Week : an awesome work.
Python by example very well designed.
Some samples on Natural Langage ToolKit pages.
Very good tutorial on Alan Gauld 's page.

GUI STUFF

Tkinter

PyQt

The official PyQt
QtCenter
site francophone : the French site
The offical wiki wikiPyQt
Mark Summerfield's page, authot of Rapid GUI Programming with Python and Qt
Nice written tutorials on rkblog
My old tutorial
Bawet also gives nice tutorials for Python or Ruby.

PyGTK2

Official site
pyGTK wiki
Very good tutorials in Learning Python
Some written by Micah Carrick
Others by iXce .
PyWebKitGTK

Some tools may help you in writting GTK2 apps :

Kiwi
AutoGlade
GladeX
Gazpacho : devenu obsolète depuis Glade3 ?

wxPython

le Official site
le Offical wiki
A good wxPython user is Spinecho
The very cool Infinity77 widgets.
wxPita.
the B@wet pages.
GUI_support is a new lib for building wx apps easily.

uxPython

Others

Albow is a GUI lib based on PyGame.

Text manipulation

DSL (Domain Specific Langage)

Ingredients for Building a DSL in Python

Parsing techniques

Even if it's old, the amazing Text Procressing In Python is still a reference;
Ned Bacheller's page on Python parsing tools is worth studying;
a Python script to show you how to iterate over a set of regexps. I never used it myself, but it seems pretty straightforward.
According to an article I've read inside Python magazine, Aperiot seems to be one the best parser out there for Python.
State machine for processing text files on a line-by-line basis using regular expressions to determine transition to next state, developed from sample code from "Text Processing in Python" by David Mertz,pp. 274-280. Line Oriented State Machine
Simple Top Down Parsing is one of the best articles I've read on Effbot.
How parsers work a well written articles with code samples.

Best practices

Python Idioms and Efficiency
Python Pitfalls
Python Tricks
Learn Python
Python Gotchas
you will also find several well written articles/modules and recipes on Sebulba

Usefull libs

PLib : A namespace package for a number of useful sub-packages and modules.

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