TL;DR If you want to skip all the details in this post I've put together a Github repo that makes getting csv data from gmail as simple as: from gmail import * service = get_gmail_service() # get all attachments from e-mails containing 'test' search_query = "test" service = get_gmail_service() csv_dfs = query_for_csv_attachments(service, search_query) print(csv_dfs) here … Continue reading Getting csv files from your gmail
Perception is Everything…as far as I know (and S3 Buckets)
So we've just started transitioning to using AWS S3 buckets at work (finally!). Moving away from a Windows OS fileserver that was being used to store data for people using both windows and unix ec2 instances. Switching to s3 and moving our data in, will make it much easier for us to write code that … Continue reading Perception is Everything…as far as I know (and S3 Buckets)
Teaching Git.. and Python.. and Zen Buddhism
When you are suddenly facing the end of life, what will you use to fend off birth and death? Don't wait till you are thirsty to dig the well. If you neglect to do the work, then when the end approaches your limbs will not be properly arranged, the road ahead will be vague and … Continue reading Teaching Git.. and Python.. and Zen Buddhism
Problem Solving 101
Problems that need to be solved in general can vary dramatically and yet through the years I've found that there are certain key ways of thinking and actions you can take that you should carry with you in problem solving in almost any area. I found this great quote in the book "Digging Into WordPress" … Continue reading Problem Solving 101
DataBreakthroughs 