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In this post, we've gathered all you need to know about Django to show you why this is the perfect framework for your project.

It is DjangoCon time! As avid participants, we are super excited for this year's edition of DjangoCon US. We've been participating in the event since 2017 and sponsoring it since 2018. This community built around the framework we love has a special place in our hearts, and we are excited to be able to sponsor the event again this year.

Python Brasil is back! As avid participants, we are excited about this year's edition of Python Brasil. Even though we give talks and interact with Python and Django communities worldwide, the feeling of interacting with the largest Python event in our home country is unique.

Check this step-by-step guide to help you make better features and reduce time in your software development project.

Being able to consume relevant and concise data is essential to virtually any web application, the same applies to decentralized applications (or dApps), which are built on top of the blockchain, using it as the primary source of information. However, as opposed to typical...

Python Brasil is back! As avid participants, we are excited about this year's remote edition of PyBR. Even though we give talks and interact with Python and Django communities worldwide, the feeling of interacting with the largest Python event in our home country is unique.

Good unit tests laser focus on the smallest possible scope and are crafted to isolate the functionality from as much external interference as possible. The way to do this is to write tests that self ensure they are testing what we expect them to be testing. Let's see...

We are back at DjangoCon EU! It's been a while since we've been to this side of the Atlantic, but we are excited to reconnect with the European Django community. Our last trip here was in 2017 when we gave two talks back in Florence.

This post will explain how to implement a concurrent ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) flow combining Python asyncio with multiprocessing to get the best of both worlds. ETL itself is a procedure that starts with data extraction from sources such as a database (or many databases).

O FrontJS é um encontro trimestral para discutir tecnologias, frameworks e metodologias relacionadas ao desenvolvimento de aplicações front-end com JavaScript.

O FrontJS é um encontro trimestral para discutir tecnologias, frameworks e metodologias relacionadas ao desenvolvimento de aplicações front-end com JavaScript.

Learn how to manage React forms seamlessly with Formik and Redux integration. Simplify validation, submission, and state management.

Learn how to run and analyze A/B tests with real product examples and checklist-backed insights. Ideal for anyone taking or reviewing Udacity’s A/B Testing course.

Although known by most, Pull Requests are often not dealt with in the most effective way. Believe it or not, there are teams that don’t review code at all!

Although known by most, Pull Requests are often not dealt with in the most effective way. Believe it or not, there are teams that don’t review code at all!

Check more about our talk during PyNE 2017!

The CSS3 Flexible Box, or Flexbox, is a layout mode providing for the arrangement of elements on a page such that the elements behave predictably when the page layout must accommodate different screen sizes and different display devices.

For those who are starting to code and wish to make open source, sometimes it is hard to start. The idea of contributing with that fancy and wonderful lib that you love can sound a little bit scary. Lucky for us many of those libs have room for whoever is willing to start.

When developing a web app how often do you check the emails you send are all working properly? Not as often as your web pages, right?

Here at Vinta we believe that programmers, not processes, nor code, are the most important assets on software engineering. Due to that, we believe in using every tool available in order to facilitate our programmers' lives.

Integrating with external services is painful. At Vinta, we build and deal with both public and private APIs on the daily basis. Having worked in many of those projects I can safely tell that we are currently in hell when it comes to integrations.

Here are some very useful tools that can assist you while developing, debugging and testing web APIs.

There are many ways to handle permissions in a project. For instance we may have model level permissions, object level permissions, fine grained user permission or role based. Either way we don't need to write any of those from scratch, Django ecosystem has a vast amount of permission handling apps

We are in the era of Software as a Service and microservices. From the techinical point of view this means we are writting more web APIs than we use to. This also means we need to build clients to free our souls from dealing with bare HTTP. This doesn't mean we should separate this much from HTTP