I describe how I used Python and the SQLAlchemy ORM to create tables and relationships in an SQL database and how I created a command-line interface that allows a user to write data to the database, and read it back.

How to use Python and the SQLAlchemy ORM to create a table in a database, write data to it, and read it back.

Python packaging has changed over the past few years. In this post, I will update the way my usermapper Python package is structured and use modern tools to re-publish it.

How Python programmers can set and use environment variables to improve their programs' flexibility and security

Use the Pyxel game framework to create a simple retro-style game that demonstrates object-oriented programming and Python classes.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.