[Python-announce] Salabim 23.2.0 released

This is to announce the release of salabim 23.2.0 . Salabim is a discrete event simulation package that has applications in logistics, communications, production, mining, hospital operations, etc. It supports powerful realtime 2D and 3D animations, monitoring, statistical sampling functions, ...

[Python-announce] Python 3.10 for iPads and iPhone

This is to announce that Pythonista 3.4 is released. This it the successor of the Pythonista 3.3 app that was not maintained for years and still on Python 3.6 with outdate packages. Now you can enjoy a very nice IDE/debugger with modern Python with many popular packages, like numpy, pandas,

[Python-announce] unrepl: a new module to translate REPL code fragments to proper Python code

In many blogs, articles, books, etc. code if often presented as REPL code fragments, like >>> a = 1 >>> b = 2 >>> a + b 3 If you actually want to run that code, you have to remove the >>> (and ...) and add a print statement. With unrepl, you can do that just by copying the above code to the

[Python-announce] New module pil_printer released * correction*

I have just released a new module, called pil_printer: With the pil_printer module it is possible to print a PIL image or several PIL images to a printer under Windows. The most common use case is to print JPG or PNG file(s) at an exact point with an exact scaling. Most graphics programs don’t

[Python-announce] New module pil_printer released

I have just released a new module, called pil_printer: With the pil_printer module it is possible to print a PIL image or several PIL images to a printer under Windows. The most common use case is to print JPG or PNG file(s) at an exact point with an exact scaling. Most graphics programs don’t

Ycecream 1.3.5 released

I am pleased to announce the release of *ycecrean* 1.3.5. Do you ever use `print()` or `log()` to debug your code? If so, *ycecream*, or `y` for short, will make printing debug information a lot sweeter. And on top of that, you get some basic benchmarking functionality. *Ycecream* is available

Reannouncing ycecream 1.1.4

The announcement yesterday wasn’t formatted properly, so I repost it, hopefully, more legible. This is to announce the release of version 1.1.4 of ycecream, a package to help printing (debug) information in a more intuitive and more versatile way than just print statements. And you get simple

Announcing ycecream 1.1.4

This is to announce the release of version 1.1.4 of *ycecream*, a package to help printing (debug) information in a more intuitive and more versatile way than just print statements. And you get simple benchmarking (timing) functionality as a bonus. The package can be installed from PyPI with *pip

salabim 20.0.4 released

Salabim is a powerful discrete event simulation package in pure Python that can be used to model transport systems, production logistics, warehousing, communication systems, healthcare, mining, etc, It uses a process description methodology comparable to SimPy, but offers much more functionality:

MySimpleGUI version 1.1.6 released

I am glad to announce the release of MySimpleGUI version 1.1,6: GitHub salabim/MySimpleGUI Enhancement for PySimpleGUI as an addon module. Contribute to salabim/MySimpleGUI development by creating an account on

Salabim 19.0.0 released.

I have just released salabim 19.0.0, which is a package for discrete event simulation and animation. See www.salabim.org for details. Release notes = New functionality - Queues now register the arrival rate and the departure rate, defined as number of arrivals since

Salabim 2.3.2.6 rerleased

Version 2.3.2.6 of *salabim* has just been released. This version fixes a number of bugs and adds some useful features. The open source project *salabim* offers discrete event simulation that can be used in a wide range of logistics application, ranging from (air)ports, warehousing, job shop

Salabim version 2.2.22 released

We have released version 2.2.22 of salabim. Salabim is a discrete event simulation package that supports the process description methods, queues, monitors, statistical distributions, resources and powerful animation. See www.salabim.org for details. --

salabim version 2.2.17 released

We are pleased to announce the release of salabim version 2.2.17. Salabim is a discrete event simulation (DES) package which follows the process description paradigm. It comes with powerful animation facilities, statistical sampling, statistical data collection, etc. For a sample animation:

Salabim version 2.2.15 released

I am pleased to announce the release of salabim version 2.2.15. Salabim is a Python package for discrete event simulation built on process description methodology.It supports queue handling, statistical

salabim 2.2.11 released

salabim is a discrete event simulation package in Python, with powerful process interaction, queues, resources, statistical sampling, monitoring and -last but not least- real-time animation. This version contains enhanced trace output, more statistical distributions and several enhancements. See

salabim 2.2.8 released

The discrete event simulation package salabim has now an enhanced user interface and allows for non synchronized animations. With this version the stability on iOS is improved. Available on PyPI and GitHub. See www.salabim.org for details. --

Salabim 2.2.7 released

This is to announce salabim version 2.2.7 . Salabim is a discrete event event simulation (DES) package with a very powerful animation engine. With this release, queues and 'states' can be animated with just a couple of lines of code. See several examples for a demonstration of these new

Salabim 2.2.6 released

The latest version of *salabim* (discrete event simulation) is available on GitHub. *Salabim* now runs with Python 2.7, 3.x and PyPy under Windows, OS X, Linux as well as iOS (Pythonista). The manual is now much improved. See www.salabim.org for all details.. --

Salabim 2.2.5 released

The latest version of *salabim* (discrete event simulation in Python) is available on GitHub via www.salabim.org. Apart from the process interaction (quite similar to SimPy 2), *salabim* supports queue handling, resources, states (a bit like semaphores/triggers), statistical distributions,