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I was recently reminded of HyperHDR when they popped up in my GitHub feed after releasing version 22 last week.

With the release of today's episodes of The CircuitPython Show and The Bootloader, it marks my 100th episode between the two shows.

Moviebuff is a Django application originally written by retiolus that was released last August.

In the last two episodes of The Bootloader, I've covered Parachord, the cross-platform music player, and Achordion, it's accompanying music commuity.

Following up on my blog post from yesterday, I spent Sunday preparing the circuitpython-bambulabs library to be published.

I follow a number of people on GitHub and one of them is my good friend todbot.

It's a new year and I'm still tracking what I'm watching.

Wrapping up the year, here's everything I watched in October, November, and December, excluding sports.

Just like that, I crossed the finish line and SilverSaucer.com is finished.

As usual, I haven’t blogged my progress on SilverSaucer and I’ve had some major progress since January.

I was talking to my wife yesterday about my progress and she agreed that I should update my existing method used for albums to also work for singles - and that I shouldn’t just re-use that method and to avoid code duplication.

Earlier this year when I finished cataloging all my records in Discogs, I then put each one into a “folder”, a way for Discogs to separate different kinds of records.

In my last blog post, I was able to pass the folder to Discogs to get a list of albums, and then pick one at random and give me information back about the album picked.

Introduction I’m still on my quest to learn more Python and at the top of that list is learning pytest.

When I first learned to work with Pyramid thanks to the Talk Python course Python for Entrepreneurs, I used the account registration system directly from the course for NFLPool.

For once in my life, I’m not procrastinating.

I’ve been blogging a little bit about MLBPool2 the last couple of weeks and now the last three months of work is complete.

When I wrote yesterday introducing MLBPool2, I buried the lede.

After learning Python and creating NFLPool, it was time for another project.

Summary / tl;dr: Consuming HTTP Services in Python is a great addition to the training courses from Talk Python and Michael Kennedy.