Had some fun by bringing art to life with Python! I created this hypnotic pattern using the turtle library for the graphics and the colorsys library to dynamically generate that smooth color transition. It's a simple script, but it’s a great exercise in using loops and hsv_to_rgb conversion to create something visually complex. It's always so satisfying to watch the program draw it line by line. I've attached a video of the code and output. #Python #CreativeCoding #TurtleGraphics #CodeArt #Programming #Developer #Tech #Visualization

Shawn Hymel talks about nodes, topics, publishers, and subscribers with C++ in part 4 of the video series Introduction to ROS Complete video ➡️ https://bit.ly/4o80FOU #engineering #ShawnHymel #ROS #Python #tutorial

Built a Python simulation of the Monty Hall problem 🎯, a classic probability puzzle based on a game show scenario Great for practicing conditionals, loops and user input. Here’s the idea: • You’re given 3 doors • ⁠One has a prize, two are empty • ⁠You pick one • ⁠The host opens one empty door • ⁠You’re asked: Stick or Switch? #BuildInPublic

New Wiki Guide: Build Video Capture Apps with GStreamer & OpenCV in Python Ever wanted to build a video capture application in Python? 🎥 Our latest wiki guide makes it straightforward, showing you how to harness the power of GStreamer and OpenCV! Here’s what you’ll gain from this step-by-step tutorial: * Learn to capture live video from your camera using GStreamer. * Process video frames efficiently with OpenCV. * Get a complete, runnable Python script to jumpstart your projects. Whether you're developing a surveillance system, a creative video filter, or just exploring multimedia programming, this guide is your go-to resource. Read the full guide and get the code here: https://lnkd.in/d5WW9Ugn #Python #GStreamer #OpenCV #VideoProcessing #DeveloperCommunity #TechTutorials

🎯 Day 18 of #100DaysOfCode in Python 🐍 Today, I explored the Python Turtle Graphics module — a simple yet powerful way to create graphics and understand GUI concepts visually. I went through the official Python Turtle documentation, where I learned how to: 🟢 Draw shapes and patterns using the turtle library 🟢 Move the turtle using coordinates and angles 🟢 Customize colors, pen size, and speed 🟢 Use loops to generate creative designs It’s fascinating how Python can be used not just for backend logic, but also for building interactive graphical programs that make learning fun and visual! Next, I plan to create a few creative patterns and maybe a small animation using Turtle 🐢✨ #Python #100DaysOfCode #LearningInPublic #TurtleGraphics #GUI #CodingJourney #DeveloperGrowth

Mastering The Art of VEX and Python Learn to code, automate, and build like a true Technical Director. In this 50+ hour deep dive, Corbin Mayne will show you how to take full control of Houdini using VEX & Python as your weapons. Build tools. Solve problems. Think like a TD. Ready to become the artist studios rely on? Enroll today and master the art of VEX and Python. https://lnkd.in/ea-wAz8r #HoudiniFX #VEX #Python #FXTD #VFXEducation #DoubleJumpAcademy

Ended up mixing things up a bit and instead of my usual topics around Rust and the Agent Development Kit - I put together a step by step setup guide on how to run the new Colab extension natively from VS Code installed on ChromeOS / ChromeOS Flex. The medium article is here: https://lnkd.in/etjGjStj #GoogleColab #VSCode #VSCodeExtension #ColabVSCode #JupyterNotebook #Python #PythonDevelopment #ColabSprint

I'm delighted to discover one can now visualize high quality hyperspectral imagery from Wyvern directly in a notebook thanks to Qiusheng Wu. Yesterday he implemented support for the HyperCoast Python package, and today he released a tutorial on his YouTube channel. The richness of hyperspectral data is opening up completely new applications that were impossible with earlier technology. This is going to open up a ton of possibilities for GeoAI. 🚀 #Hyperspectral #RemoteSensing #HyperCoast #Python #JupyterNotebook The URL for the official HyperCoast documentation is: https://hypercoast.org/ Tutorial here: https://lnkd.in/gextM9k7

Ever wondered why your function prints the right result but gives you None when you try to use it elsewhere? That’s the magic (and the mystery) of return vs print() in Python. One displays, the other delivers. One is for debugging, the other is for building. Understanding this simple difference can transform how you write, test, and structure your code. Check out my short video below I walk you through clear examples that make this concept stick for life. Let’s keep growing together, line by line, logic by logic. #Python #CodingTips #LearnToCode #CodeYourWorld #SoftwareDevelopment #ProgrammingBasics #DevelopersJourney

I decided to build my own 2D game engine in Python—and here’s what happened! I’ve been working on pynity, a simple 2D game editor and engine built in Python. It lets you: Arrange objects and scenes with a basic editor Add Python scripts to control game behaviors It’s been a blast experimenting with object interactions, events, and seeing a tiny engine actually work. I’m still adding features like animation and sound, but it’s incredibly satisfying to watch a Python script come to life! Check it out on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/dE5qrG4G #Python #GameDevelopment #PersonalProjects #CodingFun