Blogs about Python
12 blogs about Python.
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Ignoring hosts with python vcr when writing tests with pytest and generating cassettes How to ignore hosts with python vcr when writing tests with pytest and generating cassettes
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Hynek’s Blog
“Hynek Schlawack: Pythonista, Gopher, blogger, and speaker from Berlin/Germany.” 🇩🇪Updated
Why I Like Nox Ever since I got involved with open-source Python projects, tox has been vital for testing packages across Python versions (and other factors). However, lately, I’ve been increasingly using Nox for my projects instead. Since I’ve …
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Kurt McKee
“lessons learned in production.”Updated
Enabling vigilant mode on GitHub I've been signing all of my git commits and tags on GitHub for over six months. Now that some time has passed, I've enabled vigilant mode. Moving forward, if you see a commit or tag …
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Mathspp Blog
“A blog dedicated to mathematics and programming!” By Rodrigo Girão Serrão. 🇵🇹Updated
ChatGPT for quick prototyping Learn how to use ChatGPT to quickly test and prototype programs. &Creating quick prototypes ChatGPT is a large language model developed by OpenAI that has taken the world by storm. I have been playing around …
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The Pallets Projects
“A collection of Python web development libraries that are associated with the Flask microframework.”Updated
Quart is now a Pallets project Quart, an ASGI re-implementation of the Flask API has joined the Pallets organization. This means that future development will be under the Pallets governance by the Pallets maintainers. Our long term aim is to merge …
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Python for Engineers
“Now Powered by Flux Capacitors! And with 100% more Electrolytes.” By Shantnu Tiwari. 🇬🇧Updated
ChatGPT and the AI Apocalypse Whenever people think of AI's going rogue, they think of a Terminator like scenario: the AI says F*ck it, don't need to humans no more. Let's kill them allCue inspirational music and our heroes fightin' …
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Reinout van Rees' personal website
“Personal website of Reinout van Rees. Django/Python software developer. Ligfietsen.” 🇳🇱Updated
Headaches migrating an old postgis database server Years ago, a database server was installed. Ubuntu 14.04 with postgres 9.3 and postgis 2.1, the standard stuff for 14.04. Over the years, some 450 databases were created by our consultants for various geo-water-related projects. …
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Rock and Null
“Tech, software and whatever comes to mind.”Updated
Android CI/CD part 1: Locally building and pushing to Play Store using Fastlane Automating the deployment of Android apps to Google Play, I believe is a must for teams with more than 1-2 people. Having the latest test version on your physical device, allows you to perform more …
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Quoting Google Bard Here are some absurdly expensive things you can do on a trip to Tokyo: Buy a golden toilet. There is a toilet in Tokyo that is made of gold and costs around 10 million yen. …
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Tall, Snarky Canadian
“Python core developer. Dev manager for the Python extension for VS Code. Tall, snarky Canadian.” By Brett Cannon. 🇨🇦Updated
How virtual environments work After needing to do a deep dive on the venv module (which I will explain later in this blog post as to why), I thought I would explain how virtual environments work to help demystify …
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Weblog archive
By James Bennett. 🇺🇸Updated
Boring Python: code quality This is the second in a series of posts I intend to write about how to build, deploy, and manage Python applications in as boring a way as possible. In the first post in the …
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Yasoob Khalid
“The author of Intermediate Python and the Practical Python Projects books.” 🇺🇸Updated
How to Efficiently Reorder or Rerank Items in Database I was once thinking about Trello and Jira and wondered how they implemented the sorting functionality in their drag & drop interface. You can have a million items/cards and both of these platforms will allow …
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