A Python project worth learning

This site organizes the 2014 Pytho Project worth Learning, http://pycoders.com/2014/

Project resources are on GitHub, and Python programmers have advanced prerequisites.

Consider it a 2015 plan. First list, then check

Projects

1. Robobrowser

A library for web scraping built on requests and beautifulsoup. Like Mechanize, but with tests, docs, and a pythonic interface.

Github.com

Shared by @whatthecarp

2. Mining

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

3.wagtail

Wagtail is a Django content management system with a fresh take. Beautifully designed so if you were looking for a alternative to the Django CMS here is your shot.

Github.com

Shared by @tomd

4. Huey

A multi-threaded task queue for Python.

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

5.Flask API

Love Django REST Framework? You can now enjoy the same beautiful APIs within Flask.

flaskapi.org

Shared by @myusuf3

6.Mario Level 1 in Python

Recreating the first level in Mario using PyGame. Awesome for anyone interested in build a 2D platformer.

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

7.Algorithms

A collection of Data structures and algorithms in Python.

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

8.rumps

Ridiculously uncomplicated Mac OSX Python Status Bar apps! Got a little app want to write your can do it Python now!

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

9.psdash

Nice looking Web dashboard written in Flask so can display data about your system and it processes as returned by Psuti L.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

10.500 Lines or less

Awesome repository of how things work with computers and software. I am sure we have a shared this before but it definitely worth another look.

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

11.IPython Notebook Themes

Awesome Theme customization for IPython notebooks!

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

12.Jarvis

An attempt to create a jarvis-like personal assistant with Python.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

13.Python Practice Projects

A series of Python practice projects to help your hone your craft with deliberate practice.

Pythonpracticeprojects.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

14.flask-foundation

A Foundation Leveraging best practices the can use to start building your flask applications with.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

15.Stellar

Fast database snapshots for development. It ' s like Git for databases.

Github.com

Shared by @versae

16.percol

Nice. Percol is a interactive grep tool in your terminal. Check out the README for a demo and more information.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

17.magpie

git-backed Evernote replacement.

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

18.Explore Flask

The Explore Flask book was now freely available online. Time to upgrade your Flask knowledge.

Exploreflask.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

19.The Stolen Crown RPG

cool! A Fantasy RPG built with Python and PyGame.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

20.django-quicky

A collection of tools to get focused in what do you building rather than the usual nitty gritty, tons of the cool little F Unctionality to speed things up!

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

21.doitlive

Cool little hack to make your look like a superstar during presentations and screencasts. It allows you-to-write code before hand, and replays the commands in a fake terminal session as you type random characters .

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

22.Data Science minute intros.

Minute Ipython notebook presentations for getting starting with basic programming, statistics and machine learning Tech Niques.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

23.battleschool

This is neat. Set up your development environment using ansible in a similar it's you would set up your machine with something like boxen .

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

24.awesome-python

A curated list of awesome Python resources, frameworks, libraries and software.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

25.inbox

Inbox platform launched earlier this week, with tons of SDKs and libraries! The one in Python. Great premise and should enable people to do some great stuff!

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

26.py-must-watch

A Great collection of must watch Python videos. Great resource to start levelling up your Python knowledge.

Github.com

Shared by @STajbakhsh

27.awesome-machine-learning

A curated list of awesome machine learning frameworks, libraries and software.

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

28.python-fields

Writing container classes often requires the Writing of significant amounts of boilerplate. Avoid all of this with the fields module which offers a-to Avoid it.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

29.awesome-django

The last few issues there has been other "awesome" collections. If you were into Django, this is the one for you!

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

30.Toga

A Python native, OS native GUI toolkit. Very Cool Project for building Native GUI apps with Python.

pybee.org

Shared by @mgrouchy

31.doorman

Keeps your secrets, secret. Allows you-put the keys, passwords and things you want to keep secret in a config file and then hide and show your SECR Ets.

Github.com

Shared by @halitalptekin

32.vim-bootstrap

A Simple website This helps you bootstrap your. VIMRC for your preferred language.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

33.python-patterns

A collection of common Python design patterns and idioms.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

34.flask-xxl

Interesting. A best Practices approach to creating large web apps, with the goal of making flask feel more like Django.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

35.discover-flask

A Weekly series of screencasts covering an introduction to Flask.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

36.awesome-sqlalchemy

Lots of really awesome SQLAlchemy resources.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

37.lenscap

Lenscap is a static site generator for creating beautiful photo narratives

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

38.schematics

A Python Library to combine types into structures, validate them, and transform your data based on simple descriptions.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

39.home-assistant

Home Automation with Python.

Github.com

Shared by @mgrouchy

40.500 Lines or less

Awesome repository of how things work with computers and software. I am sure we have a shared this before but it definitely worth another look.

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

41.tortilla

Very cool Project for consuming APIs made easy. Give it a look if is tried of writing API wrappers.

Github.com

Shared by @myusuf3

42.iterstuff

A collection of tools for working with iterators.

Github.com

Shared by @benlast

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A Python project worth learning