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Inspired by e.g. GitHub ClassRoom, Travo is a lightweight Python toolkit that helps you turn your favorite GitLab instance into a flexible assignment management solution. It does so by automating steps in the assignment workflow through Git and GitLab's REST API.
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A working copy of DNA Features Viewer for plotting annotated genome maps from GenBank and GFF records. Vendored third-party code — see LICENCE.txt.
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A Deno server providing turtle graphics with a real-time web interface.
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Integration of a Python server and a Typescript client using Vite and a development proxy.
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Drawing geometric figures with Python turtle graphics.
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A 3D rally driving game built with the Ursina engine in Python.
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First steps with the Ursina 3D game engine in Python.
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Turtle geometry is a mathematics designed for exploring.
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A web application written in Python only — no HTML, no JavaScript — where the state lives on the server and the browser gets a React app you never wrote.
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The turtle module provides a visual and intuitive way to simulate biological structures like atoms, molecules and proteins.
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The protocol every program on the internet speaks — what a message looks like, and how to design an API somebody else can guess.
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A GUI toolkit native to Python and to the operating system.
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Tensors are the fundamental building block of machine learning in PyTorch — learn what they are, how to manipulate them, and how to use them on a GPU.
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You need to understand variable preference, how to override them, and how to ensure your tests are isolated from the local runtime environment.
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Code should have a set of automated tests that let you design new code and modify existing code while verifying that everything still works.
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Data with parents and children — QTreeWidget, for when a flat table no longer explains what's there.
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pytest cannot run an asynchronous test on its own — the AnyIO plugin is what makes async def test_... execute, and run on two backends.
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Rows and columns with QTableWidget — filling them in, selecting them, editing them, and the day you have to move to the model.
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Work that takes time without freezing the window — QThreadPool, QRunnable, and why signals are the only way to return with the result.
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How the application looks — Qt style sheets, selectors, states, and the style the operating system applies.
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