Anthony Baxter talks about Pythonic APIs in the 2nd keynote at Kiwi PyCon 2010. Slides available here: http://www.slideshare.net/knappt/pythonic-apis-anthony-baxter
Ever wondered what is going on inside your app? Learn some tools and ideas you can use for sussing it out.
There are many clever ways of connecting Python and C code together, and pyserf is one of those. It is just a short script that parses a module outline and produces an idiomatic template for a C extension providing the same signatures, so all you need to do is write the bits that actually do stuff.
Augmented Reality is a hot field in which new trends of application development form rapidly. This talk will present a Python framework that meaningfully simplifies the development of mobile AR applications.
In building our online user-customisable animation system, we needed a 3D engine that is powerful, stable and flexible. We are lucky to have made python-ogre our choice. Combined with FFMpeg and the boto library, we were able to build the whole solution in python with as little hassle as possible.
Tetuhi is a python program that turns drawings on paper into 2D top-down early 80s style video games. This talk describes how.
Launchpad is a large, open source, "real world" Python project with many moving parts. This talk will explain how Twisted helps us keep track of them.