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#vue#awesome#dashboard#docker#hacktoberfest#homelab#homepage#mit#nodejs#organization#productivity#pwa#self_hosted#startpage#vue Dashy is a free, open-source dashboard that lets you organize and access all your self-hosted services, apps, and web links from one central place, making it easy to manage and monitor everything you use regularly[1][2][4]. It comes with over 50 pre-built widgets for things like system monitoring, news, weather, and productivity, and you can customize the look and layout with themes, icons, and different views[4][5]. The main benefit is that Dashy saves you time and hassle by giving you a single, user-friendly page to launch and check on all your important services, with features like instant search, status indicators, and multi-language support[4][5]. https://github.com/Lissy93/dashy

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@djangoproject · Post #219 · 01/04/2017, 10:43 PM

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https://www.blog.pythonlibrary.org/2012/06/08/python-101-how-to-submit-a-web-form/ Today we’ll spend some time looking at three different ways to make Python submit a web form. In this case, we will be doing a web search with duckduckgo.com#searching on the term “python” and saving the result as an HTML file. We will use Python’s included #urllib modules and two 3rd party packages: #requests and #mechanize. We have three small scripts to cover, so let’s get cracking!

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