Introducing Wing 3 [ID:127]

a series of video-tutorials by Ian Ozsvald and Stephan Deibel

This two-part series will show you Wingware's new Wing 3 IDE. Topics: starting a new Python program, navigation, debugging, writing new code whilst debugging. Features shown include the Debug Probe, Source Assistant and the Source Browser.

Video Tutorials

1. Wing IDE 3: Writing code and Navigating

by Ian Ozsvald and Stephan Deibel added 11/07
Wingware's latest IDE is Wing Pro v3 (download). Here I show you how to start coding and navigating to help you answer the question 'How can Wing help me with my Python development?'. Topics covered: Display customisation - visual theme, keyboard personality, toolbar Auto-complete with tab Source Assistant for help text and argument guides Source Browser listing active functions and variables ' [...]

2. Wing IDE 3: Debugging and the Debug Probe

by Ian Ozsvald and Stephan Deibel added 11/07
Wing IDE 3 Pro has some very powerful development and debugging tools. Here I give you a guide to developing, testing and debugging your first application. Wingware also provide several methods for technical support including an active user mail-list. Topics covered: The Exception tool Conditional Breakpoints Debug I/O window Debug Probe Looking at variables inside a live process (Debug Probe , [...]

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Kudos and Thanks for Ian
Adding Python to DOS Path

Thanks man
Python Beginner 31 months ago
Overview - building your own Image Viewer

very nice tutorial
hyde 31 months ago
Developing Python Programs Using the IPython Shell

This is how I like it. Infact, this is how most of us like it. Short and to the point. In UNIX programs are usually small and compact and do one thing very well. And so likewise, its good to teach one important concept at a time and then give freedom to the viewer to combine concepts he learns from many different videos. Easily graspable. : )
Ajjai 31 months ago
Developing Python Programs Using the IPython Shell

Good tutorial for beginner.Thank you.
Cuneyt 31 months ago
3 Minute Oveview (What Does Python Look Like?)

Thanks you for making this video series. It is real help for starters like me.
Nuwan Chaturanga 31 months ago
Batteries-included - the csv module

a very good start ...
aebruno 31 months ago
First 5 Minutes with Python

Thanks.

Wish I had found this resource sooner. Now, though, the other topics should make me able to increase skills faster.
Alan 31 months ago
First 5 Minutes with Python

All is new in Python for me. Great movie! Thank you!
Plamen 31 months ago
Adding Python to DOS Path

Great video! Thank you!
Plamen 31 months ago
For using a range

Thanks!
Dino 31 months ago
3 Minute Oveview (What Does Python Look Like?)

the demo is nice but why should I comment on every part
nawaf 31 months ago
The 20 Minute Wiki, 2nd Edition

Super cool :-)
happytig3r 31 months ago
First 5 Minutes with Python

Thanks for the 5 minute intro to python. I've got 2 Nutshell books, but I think I'll be using them only to supplement these ShowMeDo vids. Great job!!! Thanks for keeping it available to the general public for free :) Maybe I can return the favor and make a video one day myself.
Leigh 31 months ago
First 5 Minutes with Python

Keep up the good work.
Ted Maciag 31 months ago
3 Minute Oveview (What Does Python Look Like?)

simple and informative. you draw me in
Woody Dykes 31 months ago
Worked Solution - adding a Mirror function to the Image Viewer

Just right.

Thanks,

Mark
Mark 31 months ago
3 Minute Oveview (What Does Python Look Like?)

thanks
Mehmet Baykan 31 months ago
Exercise - add a Mirror function to our wxPython Image Viewer

Well done. Question: Are or have you been a teacher?

Also, following a standard "bar" cursor can be difficult. I have found the yellow highlighted cursor to be a little easier to follow.

Thanks again,

Mark
Mark 31 months ago
Your own Skeleton wxPython Application

Nice bite sized bits.

Thanks,

Mark
Mark 31 months ago
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