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  1. Dear Fedi-friends, if you are on #Windows and like #Python or you'd like to learn Python, I have just updated my #portable #ThonnyIDE on a zip, that comes with #py5 and thonny-py5mode plug-in, for drawing wonderful stuff, and #pymunk for simulating #2DPhysics:

    dropbox.com/scl/fi/ytyzpuyjmtm

    If it doesn't work for you, or if you are on #MacOS or #Linux, you can follow the installation instructions at py5coding.org or maybe these at abav.lugaralgum.com/como-insta

  2. I wish the #Processing, #Python and #DrawBot communities had more interactions!

    If you like the idea of drawing with code, and, better still, drawing with Python, and you don't have a crazy expensive Mac*, you should try #shoebot shoebot.net or #py5 py5coding.org (or even if you do have a crazy expensive Mac...)

    You could use #Blender and #FreeCAD too! github.com/villares/Resources-

    *In Brazil, a Mac mini costs (USD 1700) about 7 times the minimum wage (USD 228)

  3. py5 release 0.10.10a7 is now available!

    Updates include improved command line tools:

    ```
    $ python -m py5_tools -h
    Usage: python -m py5_tools <command> [args...]

    Available commands:
    cmd
    translate-imported2module
    translate-module2imported
    translate-processingpy2imported
    utils
    run-sketch
    live-coding
    install-jdk
    ```

    Go to ixora.io/posts/py5/new-release to learn more!

  4. New release! One last release before the end of the year.

    This release adds to py5's integrations with and . The ideas behind these improvements came from last October. Thank you for everyone who attended the tutorial @villares and I taught!

    In addition, there are some small bug fixes and other small improvements in this release.

    Read the blog post to learn more:

    ixora.io/blog/new-release-0108

  5. New #py5 release! One last release before the end of the year.

    This release adds to py5's integrations with #trimesh and #matplotlib. The ideas behind these improvements came from #pythonbrasil last October. Thank you for everyone who attended the tutorial @villares and I taught!

    In addition, there are some small bug fixes and other small improvements in this release.

    Read the blog post to learn more:

    ixora.io/blog/new-release-0108

  6. New #py5 release! One last release before the end of the year.

    This release adds to py5's integrations with #trimesh and #matplotlib. The ideas behind these improvements came from #pythonbrasil last October. Thank you for everyone who attended the tutorial @villares and I taught!

    In addition, there are some small bug fixes and other small improvements in this release.

    Read the blog post to learn more:

    ixora.io/blog/new-release-0108

  7. New #py5 release! One last release before the end of the year.

    This release adds to py5's integrations with #trimesh and #matplotlib. The ideas behind these improvements came from #pythonbrasil last October. Thank you for everyone who attended the tutorial @villares and I taught!

    In addition, there are some small bug fixes and other small improvements in this release.

    Read the blog post to learn more:

    ixora.io/blog/new-release-0108

  8. New #py5 release! One last release before the end of the year.

    This release adds to py5's integrations with #trimesh and #matplotlib. The ideas behind these improvements came from #pythonbrasil last October. Thank you for everyone who attended the tutorial @villares and I taught!

    In addition, there are some small bug fixes and other small improvements in this release.

    Read the blog post to learn more:

    ixora.io/blog/new-release-0108

  9. Version 0.10.7a0 of just been released! This version requires Python 3.10+, newer versions and , and has several bug fixes. Read more about it here:

    ixora.io/blog/new-release-0107

    A new release of py5's plugin is coming next. Stay tuned!

  10. @villares the second bullet point is on my todo list and I'll attempt to start on that this summer. Can you elaborate on the first one? What would do with a Jupyter server?

  11. Everyone! Here is the recording of the presentation delivered at a few months ago in Pittsburgh, PA (USA):

    youtu.be/pNVn3FPi5PU

    It was a thrill to share py5 with the Python community at !

    Also, there will be a py5 and py5jupyter release soon, perhaps by the end of the month. The next version will require Python 3.9+.

  12. 's plugin has a new release!

    github.com/tabreturn/thonny-py

    This release cleans up some important version issues, among other things.

    Thank you to @tabreturn for getting this release out the door!

  13. Tomorrow (Saturday) at PyCon US 2024: Creative Coding with py5, the Python version of Processing, at 4:15 in Room 301-305

    us.pycon.org/2024/schedule/pre

  14. I must admit that I am having a lot of fun with the right now.
    I am not sure how I feel about that, as I am aware that AI coding is problematic.

  15. I must admit that I am having a lot of fun with the #PiCodingAgent right now.
    I am not sure how I feel about that, as I am aware that AI coding is problematic.

  16. pi-event-monitor — a small plugin for the pi coding agent, just published.

    Runs shell commands or watches files in the background and only wakes the agent when something happens (process exits, log line matches, file written). No polling, no token cost between events.

    Modeled on the idea of how Claude Code implements Monitor.

    github.com/Helmi/pi-event-moni

    #PiCodingAgent #aicoding #opensource

  17. Another day, another Pi extension.

    Today I built one that shows my Claude usage quota directly in Pi. No more opening the web interface or Claude desktop app just to check my limits.

    This is what I love about Pi – you can extend it for any purpose incredibly fast and easily. Thx @badlogic for this awesome tool!

    If you're interested, grab it here: github.com/meteyou/pi-stuff/tr

  18. Today I used Pi Coding Agent from @badlogic to write an extension for itself that visualizes Context Window Usage. 📊

    It shows:
    → Token consumption of System Prompt, Tools, Skills & Messages
    → Which files have been read incl. token percentage
    → How much free space is left

    Super helpful to understand what's filling up the context and when to clean up.

    🔗 github.com/meteyou/pi-stuff/tr