Just want to know are there any Python porgrammer out there?
Are there any Python-Malaysia-User-Group.
I myself like Python very much ;-)

Brought some books about Python (Oreilly's) last year and read much of goodies about python but will learn about it when I finished learning about Ruby language with Rails and Agility.

IMHO, I don't think much Malaysian have heard Python and Ruby unless they exposed to OSS. But If you form such MYPUG (Malaysian Python User Group) this may help growth of Python user base.

This post has been edited by debiankl: Sep 21 2006, 04:07 PM

thanks for ur reply.
after waiting for a day, finally i get another guy who know Python in Malaysia
I like Python very much, it's simple to code and powerful!
ya.. we can form MYPUG to help the grow of Python in Malaysia.
For all programmers, pls discover Python if u got time. Python is widely use in Google!!

it's been around for quite some time already, unfortunately from what i see the market isn't as good for Python developers compared to PHP / JAVA / MS based dev. platform and such.

hence you see more people focusing on those.

hmmmm,

python, my first language.........(programming language!!!!!! not spoken language)

happen to use it to prototype small code, in my case, my tutorial question, before i write it down, on the paper.

fun language to write.

....
sound like no malaysian know Python.... starting to learn it by myself... hehe
many opensource program are written in this language... so better master it...

This post has been edited by ryurhrt: Sep 21 2006, 08:51 PM

Python in Windows is excellent.

There is a good IDE.
Stani's Python Editor (SPE)
Spe is an Integrated Development Editor for the Python
programming language (fully compatible with Blender).

You can also create GUI programs using wxPython.

And, with py2exe, you can even make python scripts into exe programs that don't need Python installed in the end-users pc.

Cheers, ;)

I use python as a 1-step-build script for my PHP component. With a single click, my python script collect all php files in various places, remove all subversion folders, remove thumb.db files and al rubbish, remove comments and zip it up nicely into 1 compact package.

AFAIK, there seems there isn't much people that is using Python for a significant amount of their work in Malaysia.

There seems to be some activity in Django, check the following Google group discussion:
http://groups.google.com/group/django-user...9793cd9d5bda783

After some digging it seems we actually have a Python User Group:
http://www.python.my/

And their corresponding Google group, but not much activity so far
http://groups.google.com/group/pythonmy/we...-malaysia?hl=en

And of course, for anything "important", a Facebook group
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=32572091379

Hope this is useful for some people.

any python programmer doing freelance?

pls pm me.

got freelance project..
thanks

I like python. Did some freelance work as well some oss projects and still rely on it regularly for my daily computing needs, mainly via simple scripting.

This post has been edited by G-17: Dec 23 2010, 04:00 PM

My company almost entire backend is in Python. Since it is backend, we have been quite slow adopting py3. Even so we are still on 2.5 (debian stable default). From statistic analysis, automation to daily 100millions+ 'transaction'... all in python. And 2.5 leak memory in subprocess module so need workaround. People up there reluctant to even go 2.6 as it solved the leak issue.


Once Ruby, Python will be ugly. Honestly.

This post has been edited by dstl1128: Dec 30 2010, 09:27 PM

True. Ruby is way more elegant.
My main beef with Python is that it cannot represent unambiguous lambda expressions. (at least, to the best of my knowledge)

Still, Python does have it's place.

This post has been edited by G-17: Dec 30 2010, 10:31 PM

python white case sensitive somehow annoy me

<offtopic>
Python rules!!!!
you spacist discriminate against us!!!
</offtopic>

Btw, I am planning a python malaysia meetup, which the members already knows, i just need to secure the place. worst case scenario, I might get help from another member to borrow the place to use.

hi firiend
i am in Kuala lumpur and need some one expert in Python is any one here can help me please
thanks
arash

What sort of help are you looking for?

I use python like everyday. Don't seem to find much python users from Malaysia. Most of them prefer other languages. But I don't use it for web development, i use it for automating task, statistics calculation, GUI etc.

I personally think, if you're a Linux user, and you don't know python, then you're not a real Linux user (specifically desktop users). Since you can find a lot programs written in python in Linux desktop.

you can pretty much use python without knowing, and you don't even need to know it.

fedora infrastructure is predominantly python. you don't realize it.

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Added on November 16, 2011, 12:03 pmOh btw, just a little heads up
there will be a python meetup in a place near KLCC, in Febuary. Because we have visitor wanted to visit the local python community.

The usual suspect in python malaysia already know, so you guys can join too.

Don't have a proper event page yet, sorry, I got 2 month to do that....

This post has been edited by sweemeng: Nov 16 2011, 12:03 PM

I would attend but I'm afraid that when I attend the meetup all are professionals, while I'm just a hobbyist.

Btw, free registration or you need to pay for ticket or fee or something?

It is free meetup. and the local python community member is pretty new.

We have more relatively new python user than a few very good experienced one.

i believe many have heard and some has coded a bit before
but only very small group of people do it in their daily works if compare to java, c++ and php

Wouldn't blame them, Malaysia is pretty backward when it comes to IT adoption. Where as rails is pretty hot, outside Malaysia, there is not as many rails dev around here.

Python is also pretty wide spread. Again, not as many use it as well. But then a bulk of IT is here in "enterprise" which mostly play it safe.

Python allows only one statement per lambda, because it does not have block marker. What does Ruby's lambda notation look like?

OK Guys and Gals, the python event I have promised you all

http://www.eventbrite.com/event/602671607/efbevent

Anyone use python 3.0? Is it good?

I once thought make the print statement as a function is stupid. Turns out it's a good idea if you want to print the value of a variable using lambda.

Hi, I am looking for a python programmer for a project If your interested pls contact me at [email protected] to further discuss the project specs and details

Thank you.

still learning Phyton to program basic behavior of humanoid robot.

its fun!

i am looking for freelancer python programmer for a project in a short time. you can email me at [email protected] for more details. in short, this project is about malware scanner tool. tq

i'm actually a newbie in phyton. still have much to learn. got interested in coding out of sudden, haha

interesting ... can point me where to start python prog or what good book to download filetype:pdf

Hi all, I am looking for phython language programmer for one software project. Please pm me if interest (frrelance). Thanks ^^

Hi,

I am looking to hire a software engineer. The project is Python based. More information here: http://infinite-code.com/

Hi python_king
I have been coding python on n off for years, if I can at work then I will us e python. One thing I found is that there arent any python programmers in Singapore either (handful, rest self-proclaimed and other's wannabes) and it was hard to find peers if we needed help. So I decided to keep python language to a minimum in my team. I was the only one doing any programming on needed basis.

I still like python and while I recently gave up programming (for work) I use my spare time to write python code for things I need.

Its great you bring this up on Lowyat, I would like to know as well if there is a UG across the causeway where I could possibly be welcome

edit: I beg to differ from those who say Python market not good etc. Python proogrammers either can or cannot (there is no on between can google search , fake an interview etc, neither can it be learned overnight like PHP). Python programmers are well sought after and VERY well paid. secondly, Python is in use mostly for backend. Python gained tractioon for being very easy to use for Cloud Automation as well as Data mining/ visualization. It is also the easiest route to GPU computing (well its getting better).

this is my small side site on tech/programming/webmaster http://webmastersupport.com I am getting a few programming buddies to start contributing here.

This post has been edited by vangel: Sep 9 2013, 07:57 PM

I've just started learning Python now... Nice to meet everyone over here... ^^

For thus who interest to join my business project, I'll be more happier to welcome !!!
http://scientific.oksport.cn

I have a community for Python. I can help you to reach out the employer. PM me for more details

I see a lot more love than hate about Python. The syntax is very elegant in my opinion and removes a lot of the bloat code that you see in other languages.

It was at least 3 years of "programming" before I actually started to understand the fundamentals of software development, methodologies etc. Language is only like 10% of the equation.

Still using the language now and then.

Hi, I am looking for a python programmer for a project. If your interested pls contact me at [email protected] to further discuss the project specs and details. The project is EEG Time series Classification. [URGENT]

Thank you.

This post has been edited by shan11: Sep 5 2016, 10:46 AM

I usually find book on bookzz.com , You can try on my way

I use python for my research.
Just notice this on forum lowyat.

Python has large community than i thought

Wasnt aware of this group .

So let discuss you guys favourite python ide /console for Mac/Linux/Windows .

Windows
1. PyCharm
2. Eclipse PyDev

Mac
1.Eclipse Pydev

Atom. I used to use Sublime Text but kinda like Atom more.

just gonna drop the q here

can python do like .NET equivalent GridView?
inline add/edit/delete without page reload?

Speaking of using Python in Atom IDE, what do you think of Atom when it comes to using Python's web framework(like Flask and Django)?

Atom is just a text editor. The syntax highlighting is good. I prefer opening a separate terminal to launch the programs rather than having everything in an IDE. It's free and opensource so you can just try it out.

hi guys.. anyone expert in PyGame? i need help with Inserting realtime floating data into PyGame.

reply here (sorry hijacking your topics python king) or mesage me

thanks.

Self-learning Python user here.

Had fun developing automated website searching and PDF-ing module for my company.

I use python for downloading youtube video. Lol

But the syntax also similar to Ruby. Python developers can try applied ruby developer position in Malaysia.

Are there any python meetup around town/ Malaysia ?

There was. You should join the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/python.malaysia/

getting some feel around with python recently. Python seems like a very fun one to start with. Had tried to pickup C and C++ but none of those gets into my head so easily as python.

I just flask

now is year 2019
Python is gaining popularity
with good support group, training resources and job opportunities in Malaysia

Python indeed in big demand right now especially in test automation for my case

It is also probably the easiest programming language to master too

It's true. I'm using Python for QA Test Automation. Running 1000+ test case for testing 100+ Openstack RESTAPI.

Nowday with Python I can easily learn machine learning.

yup, pythonista here

Teach me senpai... I k ow C++ saja

hello guys.. do you have beginner python programming tutorial that i can refer too?

Very easy compared to c++