The LA Times Data Desk's collection of math functions for common statistical functions.

Interesting looking python framework

Some great tips here

Python framework for processing and mining data

Yet another Python microframework.

Smart looking URL extractor that looks way simpler than regular expressions and handles just about everything I could imagine wanting to grab from a URL for django routing. Neato.

A "dumb" migrations tool for Django - it doesn't try to figure out changes to your models, it forces you to declare those changes. Frankly, I prefer the "dumb" model because at least I know what's happening.

Access cloud services from a unified python interface. Create, delete, manage instances dynamically. Neat.

Interesting looking blog from the Chicago Tribune about doing app development around the news.

Setting your PYTHONPATH in virtualenv

A Sinatra-like framework but in Python. Development seems to have stopped as of April 2009, though

RDF/SPARQL engine for Django. "Django-RDF can expose models from any other app as RDF data. This makes it easy to write new views that return RDF/XML data, and/or query existing models in terms of RDFS or OWL classes and properties using (a variant of) the SPARQL query language. SPARQL in, RDF/XML out - two basic semantic web necessities."

Python module for developing multi-touch applications. Looks interesting for doing prototype work.

Looks more like Tumblr than Pownce, nee, Twitter, with a community sharing focus. Uses the TypePad API for storage so it's (theoretically) scalable.

Python to JS compiler, AJAX framework and Widget API all in one

Charting in Python

Persistent key-value store with python, ruby, php bindings out of the box. Neato.

Nice looking disambiguation and keyword tagger

Try with virtualenv...

Handy guide to getting Python 2.6, easy_install and virtualenv working on a Mac

BridgeSupport is currently used by PyObjC and RubyCocoa

Yet another Python framework, I'm gonna have to get over my whitespace thing

Whitespace be damned, I'm gonna have to grok this at some point

Aaron Swartz introduces his Python framework, disses on Django a bit.

Cell phone companies and carriers that continue to hobble their phones are going to go the way of the dodo, slowly and begrudingly, but surely

Or, how I learned to stop worrying and screen scrape [via joeweiss]

Joe Weiss is going to force me to start hacking Python, I just know it