Yes, you can use it to create PDFs, edit, but that book also covers how to edit options, edit, how to read and get data out of an existing PDF as well. I redid 'Python 101', which was my first book, and Report lab is about like working with PDFs, right. For example, I've written one on 'wxPython', and 'Report Lab'. What do you been up to? Well, since that book came out, I have been pretty prolific in my writing and continue to write more Python books. So it's been a couple years since you've been on the show. I'm just trying to think of the one that I remember years later, you know, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I really enjoyed that one, or that does some good stuff in the Brett cannon interview as well.
That's probably the one that stuck with me the most. And that was sort of a Python versus C++ story. you interviewed him and talked about how Google Video and YouTube are sort of competing neck and neck. And I really love some of the stories that you told on there. like three years ago, I guess more than that. Is that do I have the title, correct? Yes, that's correct. You wrote a really cool book called I think it was 'Python Interviews'. Maybe you can just remind people of the last time you are here. That includes courses published at the time of the purchase, as well as courses released within about a year of the bundle to stop subscribing and start learning at 'talkpython.fm/everything'.Ġ1:41 Mike, welcome to talk Python me know. That's right, with the course bundle, you save 70% off the full price of our courses, and you own them all forever. It really helps support the show.Ġ1:08 You want to learn Python, but you can't bear to subscribe to yet another service at talk Python training we hate subscriptions to that's what our course bundle gives you full access to the entire library of courses. And follow the show on Twitter via This episode is brought to you by Linode & Us over at talk Python training and the transcripts are brought to you by 'Assembly AI', please check out what we're offering during our segments. Follow me on Twitter, where I'm and keep up with the show and listen to past episodes at 'talkpython.fm'. This is talk Python to me, Episode 326, recorded July 14 2021.Ġ0:39 Welcome to Talk Python to Me, a weekly podcast on Python, the language, the libraries, the ecosystem, and the personalities. He's back on the podcast to share his hard won experience on building and distributed Python Window based applications. On this episode, we'll dive into wxPython with Mike Driscoll. You know, they're kind of like web pages, but they run on your computer, they have their own windows, and you can even use those applications offline. 00:00 Did you know that I'm a fan of GUIs.
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