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Books tagged with "automation"

cover image for 'Automate the Boring Stuff with Python'
bibliographical reference:
Sweigart, A. (2019) Automate the Boring Stuff with Python. No Starch Press. isbn: 1593279922.
description:

Aimed at novice programmers, and those without a formal computer science background, this book teaches you how to automate parts of your working life. Using python, the reader is first guided through some programming basics, before diving in to practical examples of automation in real-world contexts. Examples include: Automated emails, cleaning files on your machine, converting documents from one format to another, and creating excel sheets.

content categories: programming automation
complexity categories: novice

Other Resources tagged with "automation"

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SD Development Document generator

description:

Tooling to generate documents from Markdown, using docker images to ensure portability between different environments. Contains a quick-start set-up. Useful for automated pipelines or quick set-up on new computers.

by: Dejongh, S.
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Open Rewrite

description:

An open-source platform for automated code refactoring. It provides a set of recipes to automatically refactor your codebase, making it easier to maintain and improve the quality of your code. The ability to make large-scale changes across your codebase are a great way to make sure your code is up to date with all the latest dependency updates. The company behind Open Rewrite also offers a paid version with additional features.

by: Moderne, Inc.