For those of you who don't know, Python is a programming language which
- Has a very clean, though at first surprising syntax (the indentation level is a syntactic element!)
- Was designed from the ground up with clean object-orientation.
- Comes with a consequent standard library for everyday use (XML, Network, SMTP, HTTP, many others).
- Is trivial to extend in C or C++.
There's more to say of course, but others have already said it. Let's just say that it's the language which reconciled me with scripting languages, after a painful experience with Perl.
As for now, there isn't much here but I'm working on other projects...
BTManager
A BitTorrent client. Completely written in Python and reusing as much code as possible from the official BitTorrent implementation, it features a skinnable Web interface, network transparency, and much more.
Some screenshots:
More information from the project page on Sourceforge.
Python-PSP
After getting tired of playing actual games with my PSP (about two weeks after I bought it), I started to port the CPython interpreter to this platform. This project has its own page here:
Python-PSP TracI don't make much development on this any more, but it's pretty usable.
TaskCoach
TaskCoach is a cross-platform todo list application written by Franck Niessink. I worked on some of its features:
- E-mail attachments (through DnD)
- SyncML synchronization with a Funambol server
- Some other minor features
SyncML
Since there doesn't seem to be any native Python SyncML implementation, in order to add SyncML to TaskCoach, I had to wrap the Funambol C++ API.
This project is hosted on FunambolForge.