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adamj.eu
Several large Django applications that I’ve worked on ended up with memory leaks at some point. The Python processes slowly increased their memory consumption until crashing. Not fun. Even with automatic restart of the process, there was still some downtime.
Filipe Ximenes
Tech Insights· adamj.eu
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Several large Django applications that I’ve worked on ended up with memory leaks at some point. The Python processes slowly increased their memory consumption until crashing. Not fun. Even with automatic restart of the process, there was still some downtime.
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tuple.app
Tips for experienced developers who pair program with newer devs.
João Lins
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Tips for experienced developers who pair program with newer devs.
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github.com
Small Python library that makes it easy to exploit race conditions in web apps with Requests. - nccgroup/requests-racer
Flávio Juvenal
Tech Insights· github.com
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Small Python library that makes it easy to exploit race conditions in web apps with Requests. - nccgroup/requests-racer
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Short Python code snippets for all your development needs - Chalarangelo/30-seconds-of-python
Gustavo Carvalho
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Short Python code snippets for all your development needs - Chalarangelo/30-seconds-of-python
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gomakethings.com
On Monday, we looked at how to use a for loop to iterate through arrays and NodeLists. Today, we’re going to look at how ES6 forEach() methods make it even easier. TheArray.forEach() ES6 introduced the Array.forEach() method for looping through arrays. You call this method on your array, and pass in a callback function to run on each iteration of the loop. The callback accepts two arguments. The first is the value of the current item in the loop, and the second is the index of that item.
Amanda Savluchinske
Tech Insights· gomakethings.com
From gomakethings.com
On Monday, we looked at how to use a for loop to iterate through arrays and NodeLists. Today, we’re going to look at how ES6 forEach() methods make it even easier. TheArray.forEach() ES6 introduced the Array.forEach() method for looping through arrays. You call this method on your array, and pass in a callback function to run on each iteration of the loop. The callback accepts two arguments. The first is the value of the current item in the loop, and the second is the index of that item.
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twitter.com
Today, we are launching the intigriti Hackademy: a collection of free online learning resources about web security, including real-life examples, write-ups and explainer videos by @PwnFunction 🎓. Check it out! 🤓 #HackWithIntigriti https://t.co/SzUa241s9B
Tiago Costa
Tech Insights· twitter.com
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Today, we are launching the intigriti Hackademy: a collection of free online learning resources about web security, including real-life examples, write-ups and explainer videos by @PwnFunction 🎓. Check it out! 🤓 #HackWithIntigriti https://t.co/SzUa241s9B
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Carlos Coelho
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daveceddia.com
Have a good answer when your boss asks, Why should we use React?
Rob Novelino
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Have a good answer when your boss asks, Why should we use React?
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