Introduction to Python Trending Weekly
In today's world of information abundance, accessing data is effortless, but curating quality content is increasingly challenging. Python Trending Weekly, curated by Python Cat, aims to cut through the clutter by selecting the most valuable content for Python enthusiasts. This includes articles, tutorials, open-source projects, software tools, podcasts, videos, and trending topics from over 250 English and Chinese sources.
Mission and Vision
The weekly's primary vision is to empower readers to enhance their Python skills and boost both their professional and side projects' income. Python Trending Weekly serves as a gateway for Python programmers to stay updated with the latest advancements in the programming world and improve their career prospects.
Contributing to the Weekly
Readers and contributors are welcome to submit articles, projects, resources, or information sources. Interested individuals can submit an issue to participate in this community-driven project.
Paid Subscription
Starting from Issue 47, Python Trending Weekly transitioned to a paid subscription model. This step was taken to ensure the continued delivery of high-quality content. For a deeper understanding of this transition, readers are encouraged to check this explanatory post.
Currently, there are three methods to subscribe:
- Xiaobot - Requires WeChat login, updates via WeChat and email.
- Aifadian - Supports email login.
- FlowUs - Allows login via phone number, email, and WeChat.
As the number of issues grows, earlier content (issue n+50) will be gradually released for free.
Subscription Options
Subscribers can access Python Trending Weekly on multiple platforms to ensure they receive timely updates:
- GitHub - Access the weekly's Markdown source files.
- WeChat Official Account - Besides weekly updates, it offers original works and quality article reprints.
- Blog and RSS - A personal blog featuring original and translated technical articles from years past.
- Substack and RSS - A channel on Substack, catering to those who prefer newsletters via email.
- Telegram - Considered a "supplement" to the main weekly, offering additional insights.
- Twitter - For real-time updates and networking with a wide array of Python developers and organizations.
Past Highlights
Python Trending Weekly provides a vast archive of valuable content. For instance:
- Issue 74 highlighted a Guinness World Record Python programming course.
- Issue 72 announced the final release of Python 3.13.0.
- Issue 70 discussed the official release of Python in Microsoft Excel.
Each issue typically shares several articles, open-source projects, audio-video content, and discussions, making it an essential resource for Python programmers seeking continuous learning and development.
Overall, Python Trending Weekly aims to be more than just a newsletter; it is a community of Python developers committed to lifelong learning and improvement in programming skills. By offering a curated selection of information, it ensures that subscribers are always at the forefront of the Python world.