Five Things You Didn't Know Python Could Do!

All Things Open 2018 - Raleigh, NC
Morning Keynote

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1. Nina Zakharenko
   Cloud Developer
   Advocate
   Microsoft
   @nnja
   

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2. @nnja
   5 THINGS YOU
   DIDN’T KNOW
   ABOUT
   PYTHON
   

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3. @nnja
   1.
   EMPOWERS
   SCIENTISTS
   !3
   

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4. CONCORDIA STATION -
   ANTARCTICA
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5. Role of Python in Gravitational Wave
   Astronomy Breakthroughs
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6. @nnja
   read post
   

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7. @nnja
   2.
   IS USED TO
   CREATE
   GAMES & ART
   !7
   

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8. EVE ONLINE
   STACKLESS PYTHON
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9. SUPER POTATO
   BRUH
   PLAY IT
   

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10. @nnja
    """
    Python version of https://www.openprocessing.org/sketc
    by Saskia Freeke
    """
    t = 0.0
    theta = 0.0
    max_frame_count = 200
    def draw():
    background("#242949")
    translate(width / 2, height / 2)
    t = float(frameCount) / max_frame_count
    theta = TWO_PI * t
    for x in xrange(-175, 176, 25):
    for y in xrange(-100, 156, 50):
    offSet = float(50 * x + y + y)
    x2 = float(map(cos(-theta + offSet), 0, 1,
    y2 = float(map(cos(-theta + offSet), 0, 1,
    sz2 = float(map(sin(-theta + offSet), 0, 1
    PROCESSING.PY
    

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11. @nnja
    3.
    AUTOMATES
    YOUR HOME
    !11
    

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12. @nnja
    HOME ASSISTANT
    

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13. @nnja
    4.
    IT CAN
    SCALE!
    !13
    

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14. @nnja
    INSTAGRAM
    

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15. @nnja
    DROPBOX
    

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16. @nnja
    AND MORE…
    

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17. @nnja
    5.
    RUNS ON
    HARDWARE
    !17
    

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18. MICROPYTHON
    & CIRCUITPYTHON
    

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19. TRINKET M0 - $8.95
    

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20. ADAFRUIT HALLOWING M0
    

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21. @nnja
    while True:
    for marker in range(11, 0, -1):
    for x in range(0, marker+1):
    mult_r = x / 12
    mult_g = (x + 5) / 12
    mult_b = (x + 10) / 12
    r = gamma[wheel(int((x / 12) * 150))[0]]
    g = gamma[wheel(int((x / 12) * 150))[1]]
    b = gamma[wheel(int((x / 12) * 150))[2]]
    pixels[x] = (r, g, b)
    r = gamma[wheel(int((x-1 / 12) * 150))[0]]
    github.com/nnja/pyearrings
    

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22. xkcd
    

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23. THANKS!
    Python @Microsoft
    http://bit.ly/atopython
    @nnja
    

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24. @nnja
    Credits
    Special thanks to all the people who made and
    released these awesome resources for free:
    › Presentation template by SlidesCarnival
    › Photo by David Clode on Unsplash
    

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