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def webview_did_finish_load(self, webview):
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Here are some links for the github web interface, but if you want to use all the features you should learn the commands.

using-github
contributing

The quickest way to share your code
creating-gists

blenderartists
wikibooks
blender.stackexchange

I started a small tutorial (slow growing) BlenderScripting, stay tuned.

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@bcraig_6973
Yes sure, but don't limit your questions to me. Here are more advanced python programmers :).

Here are some links for further training:
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LearnPythonTheHardWay
PythonCourse

Hi bcraig_6973, the blender python api works with blender objects which you can't find in pythonista. I would recommend learning the python basics and of course object orientated programming. Sure you can start with graphics, but you can't use this later in blender. Anyhow if you're still interested in the canvas module go to the buildin help in pythonstia there you find some examples.

Python2.7CheatSheet

Look's like every license has a permission for commercial use :(. licenses

Hi Ti Leyon, I haven't found a "PhoneManager.py" at https://github.com/jsbain. If you used this PhoneManager by chance you're free to make everything, except selling the code. I'm a bit lazy so I never care about copyright things :), sorry. So what's the best license for my purpose?

Unzipper

Do you use AES encryption? If not you can try Unzipper.

Hi amharder,
you could do it in one class, e.g. ChessPiece.
With this class you can create an array of pieces. When a single piece is selected you should check the possible moves (show maybe a blinking square) and wait for the user input. So each piece needs a type/name, color, position, different ways to move, ...
As ccc suggested you might take a look at class ChessPiece