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If you've ever faced challenges transferring content between multiple laptops at home, there's a convenient #Python solution. Execute the command "python3 -m http.server" on one of your laptops and make note of its IP address. On another laptop, open your preferred browser and enter the following command: "http://<IP address of the first laptop>:8000". This will display all the contents from the directory where the Python command was executed. The "python3 -m http.server" command initiates an HTTP server, enabling file sharing within a network. To stop the HTTP server, simply press Ctrl + C. #pythonlearning

Embedded is vast. Every day in this field I discover quite how vast and varied it can be. One of todays tasks was the implementation of an embedded web server. One side of this was deciding where inside an RTOS to place the creation and starting elements of this webserver, User space, Kernel space, which memory pool to use? Followed by writing the endpoint decoding. The other side was the writing of python code to understand the webpages, HTML, Response codes. Etc. Varied workloads always leave you learning new skills which is great but I do acknowledge it is not an easy field for a beginner. Did you learn any new skills today? I sure did.

🚀 I'm pleased to share my latest project: a File Management System developed using Python Tkinter. 📁 This desktop application is designed to be both simple and efficient, incorporating all the key features expected in a file management system, with an added secure login section to ensure user data privacy. 🎉 Key Highlights: 🔹User Authentication: A secure login system to safeguard data privacy. 🔹User-Friendly Interface: Developed using Tkinter, offering an intuitive experience. 🔹Comprehensive File Operations: Features essential file management capabilities such as adding, deleting, renaming, and moving files. This project has been an excellent opportunity to refine my GUI development skills in Python and to explore creating practical, functional desktop applications. You can check out the project on GitHub: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gSvBUB8h I would greatly appreciate your feedback or suggestions, please feel free to connect and share your thoughts! 😊 #Python #Tkinter #FileManagementSystem #DesktopApplication #SoftwareDevelopment #Programming #ProfessionalGrowth #ContinuousLearning

Are you struggling to share files between your computer and mobile device ? Here’s a simple solution without any third-party applications and on any operating system! You only need an internet connection and both devices should be on the same network. 1. Open Command Prompt on your computer and navigate to your file directory. 2. Use a Python command to create a temporary local server. 3. Find your computer's IP address according to your network adapter. 4. Type “‘your IP address’:8000” in your browser to view your files. You can do the same on your mobile device’s browser to access the files. #python #Networking #LocalServer #Fileshare

Python script for checking your machine's resources

Random Password Generator using Tkinter! The Random Password Generator project is a basic Python application built using the Tkinter library, designed to generate secure, random passwords based on user-defined criteria. Users can specify the number of passwords to generate and the length of each password. The application provides a simple and intuitive graphical interface where users can input their preferences and receive a list of randomly generated passwords. From this project, I've learned Tkinter Fundamentals, Input Validation, Randomization Techniques, Message Handling, UI Design. GITHUB LINK: https://lnkd.in/d2XjNyh8 #Python #Tkinter #GUI #PasswordGenerator #PythonProgramming #PythonProjects #Tech #SoftwareDevelopment #Coding #Programming #AppDevelopment #Developer

---------------------- Tech Word of the Day ---------------------- Bare-metal server a physical computer server that is used by one consumer, or tenant, only. Each server offered for rental is a distinct physical piece of hardware that is a functional server on its own. They are not virtual servers running in multiple pieces of shared hardware. This automated post was created by Alex Stevenson using Python and a LinkedIn API. #tech #wordoftheday #baremetalserver #python #apis

Days 62-75 of #100DaysOfCode: Python GUI Projects and Computer Networks Fundamentals Project Highlights: Over the past two weeks, successfully completed two Python GUI projects using Tkinter: 1. Image-Watermarking-Desktop-App: Crafted a desktop application for seamlessly watermarking images with a Tkinter-based GUI. 2. Typing-Speed-Test-GUI: Developed an intuitive graphical user interface for assessing typing speed with Tkinter. Learning Focus: Computer Networks Fundamentals: Immersed in Computer Networks fundamentals, establishing a robust knowledge base: Understanding OSI Model: Explored the intricacies of the OSI model's seven layers, gaining insights into their roles in network communication. IP Addressing: Delved into IP addressing, encompassing both IPv4 and IPv6, comprehending their structures and functionalities. CIDR Notation and Subnetting: Mastered Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) notation and subnetting, vital for effective network design. Continuous Growth: Celebrating the continual growth in coding skills and the ability to create practical applications with Tkinter-based GUIs. Acknowledging the value of applying theoretical knowledge in real-world projects. Upcoming Goals: Diving deeper into advanced computer network concepts and protocols. Doing a lot of fun projects in python. Conclusion: The coding journey remains dynamic and exciting, marked by the successful creation of Tkinter-based GUI projects and a deeper understanding of computer networks. Ready for the challenges and discoveries ahead! 💻🌟 #TkinterGUI #PythonProjects #ComputerNetworks #OSIModel #LearningJourney #100DaysOfCode 🚀

Have you explored developing Qt plugins using PySide6? I recently did some research online on this and found that while there are numerous resources available, the documentation for developing Qt plugins with Python is somewhat lacking. Anyways, I successfully developed a navigational (compass) plugin designed for embedded devices. It’s been an exciting project, and I’m pleased to share my findings with the community. Check it out. To assist others who might be navigating similar challenges, I’ve written a detailed Medium article on Qt PySide6 plugin development. This article aims to streamline the learning process and save valuable time. I welcome any feedback on the article and hope it proves useful for your projects. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/ePUC-Q_B

The finished design for the v2 terminal. The terminal provides a way to interact with monitor scripts ran on the server. A typical development process is: - Write your Python monitor in the app - "Run" the script to parse on the server - Pass parameters and test script execution inside this terminal