September 2020 - Kyle Kowalczyk

Network Automation with Python – The Language

September 12, 2020 kyle@smallguysit.com 0

Getting started with Network Automation is arguably the most difficult part of the process, what tools should I use, what processes should I automate, what resources can I tap into. These are all very good […]

Network Automation with Python – Introduction

September 12, 2020 kyle@smallguysit.com 0

If you take a look through my site you will quickly notice that most of my posts consist of how to articles for Python, Cisco networking devices, or Linux administration. It is no secret that […]

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Java 10 – Compile First Java Program

In this article I will demonstrate how to compile your first Java program from the command line. Our first program will not be anything fancy, it will be the defacto standard first program everyone has [...]
Python

Python F Strings

As of Python 3.6 per PEP 498 a new way of string formatting was introduced called F strings. While Python already had multiple multiple ways of string formatting, f strings aimed to provide a way [...]
Grid

Tkinter Grid – Adding a Button

In this tutorial I am demonstrating how to add a button using Grid in Tkinter. Placing a basic button can be done with only 2 lines of code highlighted in the code block below. The [...]
Programming

Python – Run Code in Thread

When writing a script or program it is often required to do more than one thing at the same time for efficiency or to not cause the program to lock up while completing a long [...]
Grid

Tkinter Grid – Set Default Grid Size

When placing widgets (text boxes, buttons, etc.) in your user interface using Grid there will not be any whitespace between your widgets that are seperated by empty columns or rows by default unless you explicitly [...]

Kyle Kowalczyk

Technical Blog

Month: September 2020

Network Automation with Python – The Language

Network Automation with Python – Introduction

Java 10 – Compile First Java Program

Python F Strings

Tkinter Grid – Adding a Button

Python – Run Code in Thread

Tkinter Grid – Set Default Grid Size