The Best of Python in 2013

[aburan28]

http://pypix.com/roundups/best-python-2013/

[mgrouchy]

This list(and much of the commentary is just lifted from our(Pycoder's Weekly) newsletters and yearly project roundup issue.

You can check out the full 2013 roundup issue here: http://us4.campaign-archive1.com/?u=9735795484d2e4c204da82a2...

[ampersandy → mgrouchy]

Ugh, I really detest blog posts that only acknowledge in passing (at the end of the article) that someone else has done all of the work. This is literally just copy+pasted from entries in the newsletters.

[Shish2k]

Nice set of links, somewhat confused as to why they disappear in a super-fancy way when you hover over them though...

[agumonkey → Shish2k]

I laughed at the hard absurdity even though I read your comment beforehand.

[carlio]

Anyone know anything about codeq.io? As someone creating a similar service (https://landscape.io) I'd be interested to check it out but it seems to be down right now, and the Twitter account seems to have stopped last May.

[ddorian43 → carlio]

check the waybackmachine ?