Excellent! This is what a presentation should be. She tells a story for the audience because stories are easy to remember, and summarizes the points of her talk. Thank you Thea!
I wrote a pure python script to automate some toil in my project. I'm feeleng so sorry that i was too stupid to google things out and leverage some brilliant tools. Excellent talk.
I used `pystray` and a bunch of libraries to put the number of open service desk tickets onto my taskbar, with a link to go straight to the desk when a new one comes in
I feel like the further you push the capabilities of your tool, the more the user will end up writing a (longer) bash script. I think there is something missing in the presentation to show me wrong (if I am). Your tool (Nox) looks like the limit in terms of generalization. I'm personally using Tox, but I will try Nox for sure. Cheers.
Excellent! This is what a presentation should be. She tells a story for the audience because stories are easy to remember, and summarizes the points of her talk. Thank you Thea!
I wrote a pure python script to automate some toil in my project. I'm feeleng so sorry that i was too stupid to google things out and leverage some brilliant tools. Excellent talk.
Great talk, thank you. Tutorials "from the ground up" are needed for these tools now.
08:28 tox tool
13:07 Nox tool
18:45 invoke tool
23:10 summary
Three mentioned tools are:
- tox: pypi.org/project/tox/
- nox: pypi.org/project/nox/
- invoke: pypi.org/project/invoke/
Cool! When looked at the title of your talk, I thought you were going to talk about Selenium python and PyAutoGui!
Thanks for this great talk ! Informative and funny at the same time. :)
I used `pystray` and a bunch of libraries to put the number of open service desk tickets onto my taskbar, with a link to go straight to the desk when a new one comes in
yes, I'd like to decimate the repetitive talks!
Brilliant talk :)
invoke sounds awesome!!
I feel like the further you push the capabilities of your tool, the more the user will end up writing a (longer) bash script. I think there is something missing in the presentation to show me wrong (if I am). Your tool (Nox) looks like the limit in terms of generalization. I'm personally using Tox, but I will try Nox for sure. Cheers.
Make the slides window bigger.
just testing
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