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Wednesday
29Aug2007

Python

I love using Python as it enables me to create prototype applications quickly and efficiently, and then some.

Recently I have been tasked to combine elements of statistical analysis and machine learning in a Windows application, while developing on a MacBook Pro.

With the magic of VMware Fusion (VMW ftw!), Python, PyQt (based on Trolltech's Qt application framework), R, rpy and Orange, Windows development has been... bearable.

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