If you are interested in learning about Blitting in Matplotlib, this tutorial is the perfect place for you! Blitting is a term that’s used in computer graphics and refers to a technique that’s used to dramatically speed up the rendering of dynamic graphics. In matplotlib, blitting is a technique that’s used to make real-time updating … Read more
In this Tkinter tutorial, we will explore how to generate Dynamic Content (widgets) in Tkinter. Most Tkinter applications are “static”. This means that when a Tkinter window is generated, the widgets that get generated along with it remain constant. Widgets do not get created or destroyed during the runtime of your application. We have previously … Read more
Ezoic is a powerful platform for website owners to optimize their website’s performance and monetize their traffic. However, sometimes Ezoic ads will not be showing on your website, which can affect your revenue and user experience (due to blank spots). In this article, we will discuss 7 reasons why your Ezoic ads may not be … Read more
Creating complex and visually appealing interfaces can be time-consuming and difficult with Tkinter alone. GUI development requires writing alot of code, including carefully positioning each GUI element for a proper layout. Lucky for us, there is an easier way of doing this using the Tkinter GUI Designer, which converts Figma documents into Tkinter applications that … Read more
Ezoic is a powerful platform that helps website owners optimize their website’s performance and monetize their traffic using ads. However, for website owners to fully benefit from Ezoic, they need to meet certain traffic and publisher requirements. In this article, we will discuss Ezoic’s traffic and publisher requirements and how they can help website owners … Read more
In this article, we will be comparing two very popular libraries used for converting Python Code Files to standalone EXE’s (executables). This ‘cx_Freeze vs Pyinstaller’ comparison will help you understand the various pros and cons of each library, and which one you ought to be using. What are Pyinstaller and Cx_Freeze used for? Pyinstaller and … Read more
In this article we will discuss the Circular Import Error that can occur when importing modules in Python, and how to solve it. What is a Circular Import? Circular imports in Python can be a tricky and confusing issue to deal with. A circular import occurs when two or more modules import each other, creating … Read more
In this article, we will discuss several (better) alternatives to the popular Pyinstaller library in Python. Python is a popular programming language widely used for creating a variety of applications, from web scraping to machine learning. One of the challenges of distributing Python applications is that they require a Python interpreter to be installed on … Read more
Over time, the phrase “data science” has gained massive popularity and importance in every industry. The time when data workers had to rely on pricey programs and mainframes is long gone. The field of Data Science has experienced a major evolution with the introduction of languages like Python and R. The methodology behind collecting, analyzing, and … Read more
In this Python tutorial, we will discuss the cx_Freeze library, used to effectively and efficiently create standalone EXE’s for our Python applications. These standalone applications can then be distributed to users, who can use the applications without having to install any additional software or dependencies. Cx_Freeze has been one of my personal favorites ever since … Read more
In this article, we will compare two popular Python libraries used for creating standalone executables, Nuitka and Pyinstaller. This “Nuitka vs Pyinstaller” article will directly compare both libraries on things like “load time”, “performance”, “space”, etc. By the end of this article, we you will understand the benefits of each library, and which one you … Read more
In this Python tutorial, we will discuss how to optimize your Pyinstaller EXE’s using Virtual Environments. We will be using the “venv” library to create the Virtual environment for Pyinstaller, which is actually already included in every Python installation by default (because it’s part of the standard library). We will walk you through the entire … Read more