Python for IT specialists' tasks automation
summary
Practical automation recipes that actually run: Python hooks into Alfred + Keyboard Maestro + Hazel (OS X) and equivalents on Linux to trigger scripts, with concrete demos — prettify JSON/SQL; currency convert and timezone list; rotate images via ImageMagick; template-driven document generation and clipboard-driven paste of Chrome title/URL. File-system rules auto-resize and upload images to a CDN. Claim is concrete: a few hours of scripting saves many repeat runs, and each example shows the command, the library/tool used, and the observable result.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:11Talk contents
- 1:37Introduction - Why automation?
- 3:10Introduction - When automate?
- 5:09Introduction - The tools
- 7:16Tools - What are these tools?
- 9:11Alfred
- 10:42Text expander
- 11:15Hazel
- 29:07Conclusion
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