by Greg Neagle, Sr. Systems Engineer at Walt Disney Animation Studios: Many systems administrators rely on scripting to help them get their jobs done. Scripts can help perform a complex task in a repeatable manner, or perform a task over
(This blog has been written as a partner blog to my presentation delivered at the London Apple Admins – 23rd June 2016 meet-up at the LSE) Hi All. This blog details a little GUI app solution I knocked up to help us cleanup
(This blog has been written as a partner blog to my presentation delivered at the London Apple Admins – 23rd June 2016 meet-up at the LSE) Hi All. This blog details a little GUI app solution I knocked up to help us cleanup
Hi All, this is gonna be another one of those “I had to do something for a client and so I thought I’d share” blogs. You have been warned! As part of a typical school install, we would need to
Welcome to the third part of our introduction to Python. If you haven’t done so already, you take a look at the previous parts – Part 1 here and Part 2 here. In part 3, we are going to look at strings. Strings
Welcome to the second part of our introduction to Python. If you haven’t done so already, you take a look at part 1 here. In part 2, we are going to look at variables and some basic operators. A simple
OS X has a rich array of development/scripting languages. From Objective-C and Swift for building iOS and OS X native apps to scripting solutions like Ruby, PHP, and Python. Certainly in the Mac technical community Python has become very popular