In a vibrant week of Python-related developments, Pybites celebrated their first live Code Challenge, congratulating David for his solution to the Marvel #pychallenge and winning a book. The community shared numerous resources, including tutorials on asyncio event loops, multi-GPU training with Keras, and TensorFlow neural networks, along with practical insights into HTTP methods and machine learning with Scikit-learn. The importance of JSON as a serialization format was highlighted, while tools for enhancing photos with Python and data mapping packages were discussed. The week also featured a variety of educational content, such as scientific Python lecture notes, an intermediate SQL tutorial, and a video recording from a Richmond VA Python meetup, underscoring the ongoing efforts to promote Python education and best practices. The community was further engaged with creative tools like Switch & Glitch for elementary school students, and a noteworthy data visualization of the United States mapped by over a billion acres of trees and forests.