| | | | Statically Checking Python Dicts for Completeness
To keep code concerns separate you might have two data structures (like an Enum and a dict) that are supposed to change in sequence: adding a value to the Enum requires you to add a similar value in the dict. This is common when separating business logic from UI code. This article shows you ways of making sure the corresponding changes happen together.
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Code Reading: The Python Module shelve.py
Reading code is a great way to learn to write better code. This post walks you through the standard library shelve module as code-reading practice.
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PEP 751: A File Format to Record Python Dependencies for Installation Reproducibility (Final)
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PEP 685: Comparison of Extra Names for Optional Distribution Dependencies (Final)
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New Python Client Library for Google Data Commons
Google Data Commons announced the general availability of its new Python client library for the Data Commons. The goal of the library is to enhance how students, researchers, analysts, and data scientists access and leverage Data Commons.
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From Notebooks to Production Data Science Systems
Talk Python To Me interviews Catherine Nelson and they discuss techniques and tools to move your data science from an experimental notebook to full production workflows.
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Deploy Your Streamlit, Dash, Bokeh Apps all in one Place
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Python enumerate(): Simplify Loops That Need Counters
Learn how to simplify your loops with Python’s enumerate(). This tutorial shows you how to pair items with their index cleanly and effectively using real-world examples.
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Your Guide to the Python print() Function
Learn how Python’s print() function works, avoid common pitfalls, and explore powerful alternatives and hidden features that can improve your code.
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Quiz: The Python print() Function
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Building a Multi-Tenant App With Django
This tutorial explains how to implement a multi-tenant web app in Django using the django-tenants and django-tenant-users packages.
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Flask or Django: Which One Best Fits Your Python Project?
Explore the key factors to take into account when deciding between Flask or Django for your Python app.
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Fun With uv and PEP 723
How to use uv and the Python inline script metadata proposal PEP 723 to run scripts seamlessly.
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How I’ve Run Major Projects
If you want to progress to being a technical lead, you need to understand how to manage projects. This post talks about the skills you need, and how often times it is mostly about being organized.
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How to Think About Time in Programming
Time is a complex thing to code. This article is a very deep dive, covering absolute measurement, civil time, modern time keeping, the mess that are timezones, and much more.
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POC Implementation of Progressive JSON
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LibrePythonista: Use Python in Your Libreoffice Spreadsheets
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tyro: CLI Interfaces From Types
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