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Last Update November 14 2024

Creating a scalping bot with Python and TradingView

Creating a **scalping bot with Python and TradingView** can be a challenging yet rewarding project. A scalping bot executes quick trades based on small price movements, which requires low-latency data, a stable connection, and clear trading rules. Here’s a step-by-step guide on setting up a basic scalping bot with Python, using TradingView’s alerts and a broker API.

Creating a VR application with OpenGL

Creating a VR application with **OpenGL** is a powerful approach that gives you flexibility and low-level control over the VR environment. To get started, we’ll use **OpenGL** for rendering and **OpenVR** (or **OpenXR**) for VR headset support. This example will focus on OpenVR since it’s compatible with multiple VR headsets (like HTC Vive, Oculus, etc.). OpenXR is another option if you need a more standardized solution, but OpenVR is still widely used for cross-platform VR.

Creating a VR application with SFML

Creating a **VR application** with **SFML** is challenging because SFML (Simple and Fast Multimedia Library) is not inherently designed for VR. However, it can still be done by combining SFML with an **OpenVR** library (such as [OpenVR by Valve](https://github.com/ValveSoftware/openvr)) or **OpenXR** for VR headset support, while using SFML for rendering. Here’s a guide to help you set up a basic VR application using SFML and OpenVR on a Windows machine.

Developing apps for the Internet of Things (IoT)

Developing apps for the Internet of Things (IoT) involves creating applications that can interact with smart devices, sensors, and the cloud to collect, monitor, and control data. IoT app development combines mobile/web development, embedded systems, cloud computing, and, often, data analytics. The end goal is to create seamless and responsive experiences for users who interact with connected devices. 

webull api python sample

Webull offers limited support for API access, as it doesn’t have an officially public API. However, a community-maintained **Webull Python API** exists, which is an unofficial wrapper around Webull’s mobile app API endpoints. This allows for actions like retrieving stock data, placing orders, and managing accounts. 

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