Adventures in Python: Origins

     Last year I decided to throw my efforts in to learning Python.  I ended up taking a Coursera course titled, "Python for Everybody", and bought the book "Automating The Boring Stuff".  Over the span of the course I saw my efforts rewarded with an ever deepening understanding of the language.  

    The problem was, I didn't know how to apply it.  In my work center at the United States Air Force, I simply did not have the access or rights to apply Python programs.  That would have been the easiest way for me to apply my knowledge, as I could have streamlined a great many processes.  I wasn't even allowed to use Powershell!  The reason for these restrictions speaks for itself in a Department of Defense network, but I was still at a loss of what to do with my new found skillset.

    At home I didn't find much inspiration either.  However, I've finally found inspiration for a few projects.  Let this be my anthem call!  They are mostly analytic based, but a few will create some quality of life improvements for my home network.  Looking forward to sharing!