Blogs about Python
13 blogs about Python.
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Use OpenAI API to make two GPT bots talk to each other Use OpenAI API to make two GPT bots talk to each other
Feed Roughly three posts per year. Started in .
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Django Andy
“My travels through the worlds of Django, Python, DevOps and Full Stack web development.” By Andy Ide. 🇦🇺Updated
How to Have an English Teacher in your pocket with ChatGPT We all remember our maths teachers in school telling us that we needed to “know this stuff because you won’t have a calculator with you all the time” – well, the arrival of the mobile …
Feed Roughly three posts per month. Started in .
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Hynek’s Blog
“Hynek Schlawack: Pythonista, Gopher, blogger, and speaker from Berlin/Germany.” 🇩🇪Updated
Two Ways to Turbo-Charge tox No, it’s not (just) run-parallel – let’s cut the local tox runtime by 75%!
Feed Roughly three posts per year. Started in .
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Kurt McKee
“lessons learned in production.”Updated
Revitalizing stalled open source projects I recently encountered an open source project that hadn't received updates for a while. The issue tracker had ~200 open issues, ~70 open pull requests, and CI was partially failing. It's not uncommon for projects …
Feed Roughly seven posts per year. Started in .
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Mathspp Blog
“A blog dedicated to mathematics and programming!” By Rodrigo Girão Serrão. 🇵🇹Updated
TIL #083 – sentinel value for default arguments Today I learned how to create a sentinel value to use as a default argument in a way that respects Python typing. Sentinel value for default arguments Context Today at work I had a problem. …
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The Pallets Projects
“A collection of Python web development libraries that are associated with the Flask microframework.”Updated
Blinker 1.6 Released Signalling allows for applications to be decoupled by allowing designated receivers to be informed when an action has taken place (the signal). Flask and Quart both utilise the excellent Blinker library to support signals and …
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Python for Engineers
“Now Powered by Flux Capacitors! And with 100% more Electrolytes.” By Shantnu Tiwari. 🇬🇧Updated
The Attack of the Online "Productivity" "Experts" I first heard this from Oliver Burkeman in one of his courses. He said something like The problem with most productivity advice is it seems to be written by people in their 20s with no …
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Reinout van Rees' personal website
“Personal website of Reinout van Rees. Django/Python software developer. Ligfietsen.” 🇳🇱Updated
Edgecase 2023: thursday early morning sessions (One of my summaries of the 2023 Dutch edgecase k8s conference in Utrecht, NL). Fantastic pipelines and where to run them - Fabian Met Pipelines in Jenkins. Later pipelines in a local gitlab installation. Then …
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Rock and Null
“Tech, software and whatever comes to mind.”Updated
Why Kotlin Multiplatform could change everything in the mobile dev world There have been countless approaches to cross-platform development over the years. A long time ago Java promised to "write once, run everywhere". It's a promise that was mostly left unfulfilled.Don't get me wrong, there are …
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Get Your Mac Python From Python.org Get Your Mac Python From Python.org Glyph recommends the official Python installer from python.org as the best way to get started with a Python environment on macOS - with require-virtualenv = true in your ~/.pip/pip.conf …
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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
Why I put in some effort to lower my carbon footprint I was talking with someone about how Andrea and I have been consciously taking less flights since the pandemic started in order to lower our carbon footprint (Take the Jump suggests a flight under 1500km …
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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 Use Apple Vision Framework via PyObjC for Text Recognition Introduction This post has been sitting in my drafts folder for a long time. Sometime earlier this year I saw a job posting where someone wanted to use Apple’s vision framework to do text recognition. …
Feed Roughly two posts per year. Started in .