I'm dedicating some time to mastering matplotlib for a uni project that involves mapping the ocean's surface temperature. Working with a bunch of graphs.
Although matplotlib might be fitter for academic work, check out streamlit as well if you want to make a website containing the visualizations for presentation purposes.
I started the "Python Mega Course: Learn Python in 60 Days, Build 20 Apps" udemy course a few weeks ago. The first module is almost over. At the moment, I'm trying to make the first todo application there more practical - like a kanban board. To be able to move elements in the list and set priorities accordingly.
I'm dedicating some time to mastering matplotlib for a uni project that involves mapping the ocean's surface temperature. Working with a bunch of graphs.
Although matplotlib might be fitter for academic work, check out streamlit as well if you want to make a website containing the visualizations for presentation purposes.
I started the "Python Mega Course: Learn Python in 60 Days, Build 20 Apps" udemy course a few weeks ago. The first module is almost over. At the moment, I'm trying to make the first todo application there more practical - like a kanban board. To be able to move elements in the list and set priorities accordingly.
I'd be curious to see how the kanban version would look like. Sounds good!
Monday I started a couple of new courses...
uplimit's SRE fundamentals course: https://uplimit.com/course/sre-fundamentals-with-google
and Rodrigo's problem solving with python bootcamp: https://mathspp.gumroad.com/l/pythonbootcamp/
Plus the usual work/kids/video games
Did you watch or play video games? Or you coded some video games? And coded some kids too? 😉
nope, I make my kids the old fashioned way :)
Ah ok 🙌, because I was just about to ask what library you used.