Wiki request - New Wiki Articles for Python are required

[alayek]

We added a few articles on Python in the wiki. But we have to now complete the TODOs, add more extensive articles, and break the wiki articles in smaller articles for easy referencing by @camperbot.

We need to create wiki articles on how to use Django and Flask to plan and build web application.

In particular, these are our requirements:

• Home Page
• Introduction
  • Using the interpreter
  • Hello World
  • The zen of Python
• Basics
  • Objects
  • Variables, names, and binding
  • Reserved keywords
  • Code blocks and indentation
  • Scopes
  • Commenting code
  • Built-in constants
  • Strings
  • Escape sequences
  • Numeric types
  • Integers
  • Floating point numbers
  • Complex numbers
  • Mutability and variable assignments
• Operations
  • Truth value testing
  • Boolean operations
  • Parenthesis for Boolean Operations
  • Comparsions
  • Numeric Operations
  • Interactive mode as calculator
• More Basic Types
  • Using type()
  • Containers
  • Iterators
  • Sequence types
  • Set Types
  • Big O
  • Mapping Types
• Control Flow
  • if else elif
  • while
  • for
  • range
  • for...in
• String Manipulation
  • String Methods
  • RegEx
• Functions
  • Introduction to functions and methods
  • Defining functions
  • Invoking functions
  • Return statement
  • Name binding and aliasing
  • Coding style
  • Default arguments
  • Keyword arguments
  • Arbitrary arguments
  • Nested function
  • global
  • nonlocal
  • Anonymous functions
  • Best practices
• Comprehensions - Lists & Dictionaries
• Classes and Objects : Object Oriented Concepts
  • Classes
  • Everything is an Object
  • Exploring Objects
  • Basic Inheritance
• Input / Output
  • input()
  • raw_input()
  • print()
  • File I/O
• Modules
  • import statements
  • from x import y
  • circular imports
  • if __name__ == "__main__"
  • Using pip
• Iterators
• Files and Directories
• Serializing Objects
• Decorators
• Generators
• Lambda
• Errors and Exceptions
  • try, Except, Finally
  • raise and catch
  • Make your own exception
• Standard library
• Popular libraries
  • json
  • request
  • sqlalchemy
  • subprocess
  • datetime
• Web Development in Python
• Installing Django and Flask
• Creating First Project in Django
• Setting up a Django project with PosgreSQL
• Python Resources

[alayek]

@Rafase282 @raisedadead do we need to craete new labels? Or can we label with existing ones?

[rishipuri]

There is a nice python list here: https://python.zeef.com/luis.solis

[rishipuri]

Maybe we can divide https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/python3/ in small wiki parts for reference purposes.

[alayek]

Thanks @rishipuri for your suggestion. Yes, it is indeed great. We have also added list to such curated lists using this list.

But we are looking for our own internal content on Python, which can be referred by our campers, and indexed for quick access by @camperbot

[Munsterberg]

I've been doing a final project for uni in python/django and purchased TDD with Python, Two Scoops of Django (best practices) and a few other books. I also have a curated list of Django resources if you fellas need. I could contribute a few articles.

[alayek]

@Munsterberg thanks for your interest. Please reach out to me or @koustuvsinha on gitter so that we can coordinate this.

[varunu28]

@alayek I went through the articles on Python. We need to create a centralized readme page where we list down all the articles and put links of all the articles there. Right now the next and home links rare not working correctly. I am interested in creating a centralized article where we have links to all the articles on Python. I will provide you with a sample soon

[koustuvsinha]

@varunu28 do you mean this ? in the intro page we have listed all our articles in Python.

also, thank you for spotting the next and home links are not working. can you specify which page?

[alayek]

@koustuvsinha @ranjanashish @Munsterberg please review the updated list. See if I have missed anything important when it comes to Web Development in Python.

[koustuvsinha]

Looks awesome @alayek :)

For all who want to create an article based on the above list, comment here what you want to work on and refer your PR with this issue

[raisedadead]

@alayek Sorry about the delay in responding, I guess current labels are good enough for general stuff, and we can always tag the PRs "Work Needed : Content Review" if you please for the content.

If you feel I can create and tag Language Specific labels if that would be helpful for reviewers?

[koustuvsinha]

@raisedadead language specific labels would be nice to have. When people will start filing PR's with respect to articles it would be helpful to tag them

[raisedadead]

@koustuvsinha Cool! Will do that right away!