Just a quick example of how to create, add and remove hashtags in a Flet app. I needed to create this for an app I am working on and thought I’d share.
A Fun Little Markdown Editor Using Flet And Python
I got bored and made a little markdown editor in Flet. Enjoy This one employs a Yes/No dialog to keep it from overwriting the user’s files.
How to create a PySimpleGUI program
A program written in Python 3 and PySimpleGUI that copies Lollipop playlists to iPhone.
Copy playlists from Lollipop music player on Linux to iPhone
Copy music on Linux to iPhone the easy way with this simple script and Lollipop music player.
Vector Keyboard Language Reference
Reference keyboard for Russian, French, Spanish, and German with English as the base language for language learners.
Python and Gtk code to reduce file size and resize images for web usage.
Python 3 GTK app that compresses and resizes images. Full source for learning simple Gtk Python App dev..
Simple Python 3 threaded timer in Gtk3.
A quick and dirty timer example. If you need to execute after a period of time use Thread.Timer(). This example uses simple thread and event to start and stop a clock in a Gtk 3 window counting up time in a label.
Python 3 ThreadPoolExecutor in Gtk 3
So I wanted to collect all the theme icons on my Linux machine so I wrote a little app. It is really fast using the ThreadPoolExecutor from futures. I’ve used this at work but never in a Gtk app. Here’s the result from the straight Python 3 code without a…
Get Dynatrace json dumps from threaded Python 3.
Today was a boring day so I was doing anything to make it go faster. I ended up redoing some Python code to get Dynatrace data. It didn’t need to be threaded but I was bored! It’s cold, windy, and dark here. Blah! Maybe someone will find this useful?
Collect user logons from Windows 10 with Python 3.
This is basically how I collect physical user logons along with reboots, etc. I dump this shit into a database and deliver via a web-page so folks can do dated searches by workstation or user ID. Works beautifully. You will need the Win32api libraries. I am running this on a…
