Lessons about Python (page 15)

The links, tools and tips our engineers and designers share with each other, one “today I learned” at a time.

lessons shared: 353
people sharing: 27
database started in: 2016

softwarejourneyman.com
Smaller Python Docker Containers with Multi-Stage Builds and Python Wheels
Gustavo CarvalhoMay 10, 2019
github.com
Never use print for debugging again:
Flávio JuvenalMay 7, 2019
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mattlayman.com · offline
Teaching a kid how to code with PyGame Zero
Luca BezerraMay 3, 2019
blog.heroku.com
Getting to Know Python 3.7: Data Classes, async/await and More
Discover the exciting features and improvements in Python 3.7. We explore Python Data Classes, the long-awaited Asyncio, context variables, and more.
Tiago CostaMay 2, 2019
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github.com · offline
Promising library for managing feature flags in python projects
Hugo BessaMay 2, 2019
papermill.readthedocs.io
Useful tool to parametize and execute Jupyter Notebooks
Vanessa BarreirosMay 2, 2019
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stackabuse.com · offline
Working with PDFs in Python: Reading and Splitting
Filipe XimenesApril 29, 2019
cvcompiler.com
What do companies expect from Python devs in 2019?
Want more interviews? The fast and easy way to revamp your resume and get noticed is to use CV Compiler.
Gustavo CarvalhoApril 23, 2019
Today I learned
ModelSerializer HiddenField gets skipped when executing partial updates, so if you're using this you'll need to test both PUT and PATCH updates
Carlos CoelhoApril 22, 2019
towardsdatascience.com
A tutorial on how to build a GitHub bot that predicts and applies issue labels using Tensorflow and public datasets:
Flávio JuvenalApril 16, 2019
pgcli.com
Interesting cli that adds syntax highlight and auto completion to postgres
Gustavo CarvalhoApril 10, 2019
lincolnloop.com
"Django's Signals is a really powerful feature that you should never use"
Django’s Signal Dispatcher is a really powerful feature that you should never use. Ok, it has valid use cases, but …
Rebeca SaraiApril 9, 2019
stackabuse.com
Sorting algorithms in Python
Sometimes, data we store or retrieve in an application can have little or no order. We may have to rearrange the data to correctly process it or efficiently us...
Gustavo CarvalhoApril 2, 2019
pythonspeed.com
Farewell to fsync(): 10× faster database tests with Docker
Realistic tests require a real database—but that can be difficult and slow. But Docker makes it simple, and some tweaks can make faster.
Gustavo CarvalhoMarch 28, 2019
github.com
Python Requests with async/await support!
Flávio JuvenalMarch 28, 2019

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Lessons about Python (page 15)

Smaller Python Docker Containers with Multi-Stage Builds and Python Wheels

Never use print for debugging again:

Teaching a kid how to code with PyGame Zero

Getting to Know Python 3.7: Data Classes, async/await and More

Promising library for managing feature flags in python projects

Useful tool to parametize and execute Jupyter Notebooks

Working with PDFs in Python: Reading and Splitting

What do companies expect from Python devs in 2019?

ModelSerializer HiddenField gets skipped when executing partial updates, so if you're using this you'll need to test both PUT and PATCH updates

A tutorial on how to build a GitHub bot that predicts and applies issue labels using Tensorflow and public datasets:

Interesting cli that adds syntax highlight and auto completion to postgres

"Django's Signals is a really powerful feature that you should never use"

Sorting algorithms in Python

Farewell to fsync(): 10× faster database tests with Docker

Python Requests with async/await support!

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Let’s put it to work.