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2012 Language Summit Report

Brian Curtin·

This year's Language Summit took place on Wednesday March 7 in Santa Clara, CA before the start of PyCon 2012. As with previous years, in attendance were mem...

Meet the Team: Brett Cannon

Brian Curtin·

This post is part of the "Meet the Team" series of posts, which is meant to give a brief introduction to the Python core development team.

Meet the Team: Michael Foord

Brian Curtin·

This post is part of the "Meet the Team" series of posts, which is meant to give a brief introduction to the Python core development team.

CPython 3.2.1 Released

Brian Curtin·

On behalf of the python-dev team, release manager Georg Brandl has announced the final release of CPython 3.2.1. Windows installers and tarballs are availabl...

A Python Launcher For Windows

Paul Moore·

Mark Hammond (author of pywin32 and long-time supporter of Python on Windows) has written PEP 397, which describes a new launcher for Python on Windows. Vina...

Jython Migrates to Mercurial

Philip Jenvey·

Jython has finally migrated from Subversion to Mercurial. This has been a long time coming: unfortunately we had a difficult Subversion repo that took some e...

Python Insider Translation Project

Davidmh·

We think the content of this blog is useful for the whole Python community, so reaching as many people as we can is one of our priorities. To expand our reac...

Meet the Team: Nick Coghlan

Brian Curtin·

This post is part of the "Meet the Team" series of posts, which is meant to give a brief introduction to the Python core development team.

New Blog Design

Doug Hellmann·

If you read Python Insider through a feed reader, you may not have seen the new page design Marcin Wojtczuk created for us. It looks great while maintaining ...

Formalizing the AST Change Control Policy

Paul Moore·

Python exposes an abstract syntax tree (AST) representing the compiled form of Python source code in the AST module. The AST module allows user code to inspe...