📡 Python radar - June 2022

A personal selection of Python-related news and projects that caught my attention this month (note: leading emojis are mine).

📝 8 surprising ways how to use Jupyter Notebook (mljar.com)
Converting a notebook into slides, okay we knew that, but into a book? a web app? or a dashboard? a short article summarizing different ways to make the most of a notebook.

📊 Mito | Home (trymito.io)
Generate the Python code for your notebook by manipulating an Excel-like spreadsheet directly within the notebook, hmm 🤔, genius or devilry? I’ll leave you to form your own opinion.

📚 Book: Packaging Python Application with PyInstaller
A free book (for now) that details how to use PyInstaller to "package" various types of Python graphical applications into an executable.

🤖 GitHub - openai/openai-cookbook: Examples and guides for using the OpenAI API (github.com)
A series of Jupyter notebooks to learn and test OpenAI's GPT-3 language model, not free, but quite fascinating.

🌐 A First Look at PyScript: Python in the Web Browser (realpython.com)
Already mentioned in a previous news, here’s a deep dive into PyScript, a project that has recently sparked a lot of curiosity, rightly so in my opinion.

📖 Book: Python for Data Analysis, 3rd Ed. (wesmckinney.com)
The third edition of this famous book is in "Early Release" and available for free in HTML version, a bit of serious reading for this summer 🌞?