Host your Pelican Static Web Site on Cloudflare Pages

Posted on Wed 05 October 2022 in Blogging

How to deploy your Pelican static web site to Cloudflare Pages using their GitHub integration


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Create a Static Web Site using Pelican and Python

Posted on Thu 01 September 2022 in Blogging

How to install and configure the Pelican static web site generator, and how to use Pelican themes to make the web site to look the way you want.


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Use the Rich Library to Display Status Indicators

Posted on Wed 03 March 2021 in Python

This post shares what I learned about the Rich library and about context managers when I added a status indicator to a Python program.


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Use pipx to Install a Python Program as a CLI Command

Posted on Sun 14 February 2021 in Python

It is more convenient to run a Python program from the terminal prompt instead of as a Python program in its virtual environment. This post shows you how to use pipx to install Python packages as command-line-programs.


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Manage Azure Infrastructure with Python

Posted on Tue 02 February 2021 in Python

I wrote a new Python script that helps me manage my Azure VMs. In this post, I share what I learned about the Azure Python SDK, Azure authorization, and sorting nested lists by key.


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Flask Web App Tutorial

Posted on Mon 30 November 2020 in Python

Use Python and the Flask framework to build a web app that re-uses code from an existing command-line application and enables users to run the application on a website, instead of installing and running it locally on their PC.


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Video Learning Path for Python Programming

Posted on Mon 30 November 2020 in Python

A set of ten videos I created, along with links to learning resources associated with each video's topic, that work through all the steps required to build a useful network automation Python program and share it with others.


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Python: The Minimum You Need to Know

Posted on Tue 01 September 2020 in Python

I explain the absolute minimum amount you need to learn about Python in order to create useful programs. This guide is a very short, but functional, overview of Python programming that takes less than an hour to read.


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