In this article, we touch on common situations where you must work to update a 32-bit app, like: Having an older Android project that needs to be updated to a higher API-Level, working in a game engine like Unity, and working in an Android project that uses native libraries like Cocos2d-x

Jeff pulls together what he's learned about Python and Jupyter notebooks to do some analysis on the viewership of his Twitch channel. What factors can he alter to increase viewership?

Jeff checks out Jupyter Notebooks with Python and Docker, and starts using the Intel distribution to get improved performance from the Python interpreter.

In this video, Jeff shows how to get started with Visual Studio 2019 and Python. He even installs and uses the Intel Python distribution as well, to show how you can use multiple Python distributions and easily change between them in Visual Studio

Jeff shows you how to configure and start using Intel's Python distribution with Visual Studio Code. He also shows you some of the speed improvements included in the distribution.

Jeff looks at the performance of random number generation using the Intel Python distribution