DD-SWNG-20251020-V

This README takes the place of the usual spots on the public.dillerdigital.com server.

• Class Recordings on OneDrive (Access expires 7 Nov 2025)

Fancy Math Project

• Install for editing from top level of this repo:

$ pip install -e .

Day 1 Resources

• Our class repository on the Diller Digital git server
• Help for SSH errors
• Command to list all the files in git repository under version control: git ls-files

Day 2 Resources

• Daniel Kahneman's Thinking, Fast and Slow
• The Python PEP8 Guide
• The Black Python code style checker / enforcer.
• The Mathworks' MATLAB Style Guide
• A community-maintained Style Guide for MATLAB

For the C Language

• Google C++ Style Guide
• cpplint is a style linter for C that checks against the Google C++ Style Guide.
• LLVM Code Style Guide
• clang-tidy Can be configured to a variety of code styles.

Day 3 Resources

• Python Typing is for Humans: Unital.dev blog or LinkedIn
• Domain Driven Design (O'Reilly)
• PyData Sphinx Theme
• Sphinx AutoAPI
• Find the refactoring Give It A Try in files/convert_mass.py

Day 4 Resourecs

• The Day 4 Notebook is in files/Day4.ipynb.
• Arrays and Lists from the Diller Digital Blog
• Cython - tool for building C extensions in Python. Particularly good for seamlessly handing off Numpy ndarrays to C-array code. Tim and Corran's former coworker Kurt Smith literally wrote the book on Cython.
• ctypes - a lower level tool for extending Python with C.
• Tim's favorite logging setup on Github.
• line_profiler written by Tim and Corran's former coworker Robert Kern (hence the name kernprof for the command line tool). Summary of usage:

  > pip install line_profiler
  # add `from line_profiler import profile` to module to be profiled
  # decorate functions to be profiled with `@profile`
  > kernprof -l module_to_profile.py
  Wrote profile results to 'module_to_profile.py.lprof'
  Inspect results with:
  python -m line_profiler -rmt module_to_profile.py.lprof
  > python -m line_profiler -rmt module_to_profile.py.lprof