Students add to SymPy

SymPy is a computer algebra system (CAS) written in pure Python. The core allows basic manipulation of expressions (like differentiation or... Read more »

Googlers are everywhere this summer

June and July are especially packed with conferences this year and Googlers are hitting the roads to organize, speak at and participate in c... Read more »

See you at PyCon 2011

As many of you may know, Python is one of the official languages here at Google. Guido van Rossum , the creator of Python, is a Googler too... Read more »

Fall at the OSPO

The leaves are turning here in Mountain View, but they are not the only ones blazing away. It's a busy time of year for open source for... Read more »

Boldly Talking Python in Boulder

On Saturday, October 10, the Front Range Pythoneers had a Python " unconference " at the Google facilities in Boulder, Colorado, ... Read more »

Software Construction Toolkit Released

By Randall Spangler, Software Engineer - Client Tools Team If you've ever worked on a cross-platform software project, you know how ofte... Read more »

Googlers and Py3K

By Brett Cannon, Software Engineering Team December 3, 2008 was an historic day for the Python community: Python 3.0 was released. Under s... Read more »

More Adventures from SciPy: Jenny Qing Qian

By Leslie Hawthorn, Open Source Team You may recall our recent post from Rachel McCreary detailing her experiences at the 7th Annual Pytho... Read more »

Summer of Coders at SciPy: Rachel McCreary

By Leslie Hawthorn, Open Source Team You never know where an experiment will lead you. When we launched the Google Highly Open Participation... Read more »

Testing the CPython Core

By Leslie Hawthorn, Open Source Team When Guido van Rossum mentioned that one of our Google Highly Open Participation Contest™ (GHOP) stud... Read more »

A Gaggle of Googlers Are Going to OSCON Next Week

By Cat Allman, Open Source Programs The Annual O'Reilly Open Source Convention ( OSCON ) is returning to Portland, Oregon , USA next we... Read more »