Python

Quickie Dev #12: A step-by-step custom Python list-displayer tutorial

Lists are one of the most frequent data structures in Python… so how can we print them in a pretty way? 🙂

Renaming Mixamo rigs with Blender’s Python API

“Wait – why is this 3D armature not mirroring properly in Blender?”

Creating a custom panel with Blender’s Python API

Did you know you can create your own panels in Blender using the Python API?

Generating a procedural solar system with Blender’s Python API

Did you know that you could program in Blender to automatically create 3D objects and animations?

Why I (sometimes) switch from Flask to FastAPI

Can you get fast, secure and easy-to-read Python REST APIs? Yes, but not with Flask! This article is also available… Read More »Why I (sometimes) switch from Flask to FastAPI

How to serve HTML pages using Flask and Jinja

How can we serve dynamic web pages with a Flask app?

Quickie Dev #11: About time… and Python

Do you know how to represent and manipulate time-related variables in Python?

Quickie Dev #3: Improving your Python console prints

Because printing things in the console is not only for crude debugging!

Doing networked video ASCII art in Python

Today we’ll see how to send an ASCII art-styled webcam video stream over the network using Python!

Quickie Dev #2: Lists, sets, dicts, tuples… in Python

Because choosing the right data structure can save your program!

Bias in data (scientist) = bias in ML

Because data science is mainly about… data and data scientists, surprisingly 😉

Why do cheetahs have spots? / Pourquoi les guépards ont-ils des taches ?

In 1952, Alan Turing published an article called The Chemical Basis of Morphogenesis in which he offered an idea as to how reaction-diffusion equations could help explain various biological structures: the spacing of rows of alligator teeth, the spots on cheetahs, the position of leaves on some plants… Beside the article itself that is quite fascinating, it’s interesting to see that today, nearly 70 years later, there is still no scientific consensus on whether to accept or deny his theory.