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Steve and Anne get wrapped up in Python at PyCon AU
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PyCon AU
Steve and Anne get wrapped up in Python at PyCon AU
Steve and Anne recently spent 3 days experiencing the vibe of the local Python programming community, as over 700 enthusiastic developers gathered in Sydney. 
 
VBA or Python? The results are in, and it’s a “no contest”
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Python or VBA?
VBA or Python? The results are in, and it’s a “no contest”
Are you still using VBA macros for Sage 300 scripting? It might be time to have a closer look at Orchid Extender & Python.
 
Python gets the Hollywood Treatment!
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Python gets the Hollywood Treatment!
One for the geeks! The origin story of Python, the world’s most popular programming language (and used by Orchid Extender), has been made into a movie-length documentary.
 
Python tops ZDNET's Poll of the Popularity Polls
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ZDNET Index of Programming Language Popularity 2024
Python tops ZDNET's Poll of the Popularity Polls
ZDNET tried to rank the most popular programming languages…after asking what this even means.
 
Python declared “Leader of the Pack”
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Python Leader of the Pack
Python declared “Leader of the Pack”
The 20-year reign of Java and C at the top of the TIOBE Index of programming language popularity is finally over.
 
Demystifying Extender & Python
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Demystifying Extender & Python
Extender may well be Orchid's most powerful product, while also being its least understood. Let's see if we can help demystify it a little.
 
Develop your own Competitive Advantage
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Develop your own Competitive Advantage
Could this be your formula for success? "Sage 300 + Orchid Extender + Python Developer = Competitive Advantage".
 
Van Rossum Watch
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Van Rossum Watch
Van Rossum Watch
Guido van Rossum, the 'retired' Father of Python, has popped up at Microsoft. What might this mean?
 
PyCon AU Goes Online
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PyCon AU Goes Online
It takes more than a virus to knock over a Python. This year's PyCon AU event will be held online from 4-6 September.