Hi to all,
I was asked again recently, what books and/or websites I could recommend for
learning to program in python. while thinking about the answer, I pondered the
software carpentry website(s) and "only" found this:
http://software-carpentry.org/bib/reading.html
which is good to have and
Is this to be a layered list? That is, some things for when people
are getting started, but others that lead on from there?
Some things that are more at second (or maybe third) level rather than
really introductory I have found useful recently are
Python for Data Analysis, McKinney
Python Data
Yup. Loads just fine for me now too. Sorry for the noise.
Ariel
On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 5:57 PM, Jonah Duckles <
exec...@software-carpentry.org> wrote:
> Ariel,
>
> We had no trouble when using them for both Community Lab Meetings today.
>
> —
> Jonah Duckles
> Software Carpentry, Executive
