See also:
- Annotated chronological list of articles, reviews, and other published items about Python at the official site.- Charming Python - - Column by David Mertz, Gnosis Software, Inc. Over 20 articles on Python programming, many topics.
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- Py - - Online home of the print publication : a technical journal for Python developers.
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- Python, Anyone? - - By Robert Richardson (Linux World Expo 1999 issue). A quick overview of the language, and some historical background.
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- Why I Promote Python - - Passionate advocacy piece. Author dreams of a world where programs are written in a language that can be taught in primary school.
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- Interview of Guido van Rossum - - Interview of the BDFL by the visitors of a French Linux news portal (the English version is included). (March 12, 2003)
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- Proper XML Output in Python - - Uche Ogbuji explores the intricacies of creating proper XML output in Python, including character set and encoding issues. (November 13, 2002)
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- A Tour of 4Suite - - In this installment of Python and XML, Uche Ogbuji provides a tour of the core XML processing facilities of 4Suite. (October 16, 2002)
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- Python: Yes, You Should Be Using It! - - Alex Martelli gives an overview of the possibilities offered by Python, along with samples allowing the newcomer to experience Python code. [Free registration required to view this article.] (April 1, 2002)
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- Inside JPython and Python for .NET - - David Mertz interviews Mark Hammond, Finn Bock, and Barry Warsaw, the developers of JPython and Python for .NET. (December 1, 2000)
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- Why Python? - - Article by Eric Raymond where he explains reasons that led him to switch from Perl to Python. (May 1, 2000)
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- Linux Journal Python Interview - - An Interview with Guido van Rossum. A conversation with the creator of Python about an effort to teach Python to non-computer science students. (September 28, 1999)
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- Python Does Scripts and Objects - - Jeffrey P. Shell (Byte Magazine) describes how Python "can handle simple scripting jobs or build large OOP libraries." (February 1, 1997)
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