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"And then I found out about Python-Twitter. It provides Python bindings for Twitter's public API, and it's super easy to use. Turns out you can write your own Twitter client in less time than it takes to read about the existing ones!"

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"Thus far, App Engine had been limited to Web applications written in the Python programming language favored internally at Google but not as much elsewhere. But on Tuesday, the top-requested App Engine feature, support for Java programs, arrived--albeit only in a preview form initially available only to the first 10,000 developers who sign up."

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"For later releases we want to simplify the administration interface and implement Atom publishing to make editing for authors as simple as possible. We have strong focus on web standards and security. Zine generates valid HTML 4 everywhere and generates Atom feeds. An extensible markup language called ZEML accepts a user friendly dialect of HTML and ensures that proper and valid HTML is generated. Zine also provides a clean API for scripting. Experienced developers can operate on the data from a python shell or scripts. This can be used to automate maintenance tasks or debug custom plugins."

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OB Zine blogging Python

"This project is a collection of tools for analyzing, converting and creating files in the ISO standard OpenDocument format. The utilities attempt to cover the lightweight portions of OpenOffice.org's ODF Toolkit project (sans UNO), as well as Rob Weir's proposal for an OpenDocument Developer's "

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"In this article, we take a look at the structure of OpenDocument Format (ODF) files and see how Python, with its XML libraries, can help."

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"The Python development community announced Thursday the official release of version 2.6, a significant transitional release that introduces some of the features that have been implemented for Python 3.0. It includes support for new syntactic features, new modules, and some structural improvements."

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"At the Geek Ranch we recently made a decision to implement some software in Python. Or, more accurately, I decided and there was no disagreement. Then Python gets picked as the best scripting language in the LJ Readers' Choice survey. That inspired me to write this article (and get ready for Perl and Ruby fans to start yelling at me)."

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