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#Real Python Iterators and Iterables in Python: Run Efficient Iterations In this tutorial, you'll learn what iterators and iterables are in Python. You'll learn how they differ and when to use them in your code. You'll also learn how to create your own iterators and iterables to make data processing more efficient.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 06, 2025 Image Processing With the Python Pillow Library In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to use the Python Pillow library to deal with images and perform image processing. You'll also explore using NumPy for further processing, including to create animations.#intermediate By – | Jan 08, 2025 Python's urllib.request for HTTP Requests In this tutorial, you'll be making HTTP requests with Python's built-in urllib.request. You'll try out examples and review common errors encountered, all while learning more about HTTP requests and Python in general.#intermediate #api #web-dev #web-scraping By – | Jan 11, 2025 HTML and CSS for Python Developers There's no way around HTML and CSS when you want to build web apps. Even if you're not aiming to become a web developer, knowing the basics of HTML and CSS will help you understand the Web better. In this tutorial, you'll get an introduction to HTML and CSS for Python programmers.#basics #django #flask #front-end #web-dev By – | Jan 11, 2025 Python's pathlib Module: Taming the File System Python's pathlib module enables you to handle file and folder paths in a modern way. This built-in module provides intuitive semantics that work the same way on different operating systems. In this tutorial, you'll get to know pathlib and explore common tasks when interacting with paths.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 11, 2025 How to Get a List of All Files in a Directory With Python In this tutorial, you'll be examining a couple of methods to get a list of files and folders in a directory with Python. You'll also use both methods to recursively list directory contents. Finally, you'll examine a situation that pits one method against the other.#intermediate By – | Jan 12, 2025 Python's assert: Debug and Test Your Code Like a Pro In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use Python's assert statement to document, debug, and test code in development. You'll learn how assertions might be disabled in production code, so you shouldn't use them to validate data. You'll also learn about a few common pitfalls of assertions in Python.#intermediate #best-practices #python By – | Jan 12, 2025 #PyCoders Issue #663 – DRF, Temp Files, Dataclasses, and More By – | Jan 07, 2025 #Adam Johnson – Blogs Python: test for unraisable exceptions with A few days ago, I blogged about debugging unraisable exceptions with Rich. Here’s a sequel on testing that some block of code doesn’t trigger any unraisable exceptions. By Adam Johnson | Jan 07, 2025 Django: silence “Exception ignored in … OutputWrapper” You might see this message when running pytest on your Django project: By Adam Johnson | Jan 08, 2025 Firefox: disable an extension that’s spamming devtools logs Browser extensions can run JavaScript within the content of your tabs. This means they can trigger messages that appear in the devtools console. For example, one extension I use logs this warning on every tab: By Adam Johnson | Jan 09, 2025 Django: render JavaScript import maps in templates JavaScript’s import statement lets module scripts import objects from other scripts. For example, you can define a script as a module in HTML: By Adam Johnson | Jan 09, 2025 Python: fuss-free use of Homebrew libraries for package dependencies Some Python packages require native libraries to be installed on your system when you install them. For example, mysqlclient requires libssl and libcrypto. If those libraries are missing at install time, clang, the C compiler, fails with a message like: By Adam Johnson | Jan 10, 2025 #Hashnode My Machine Learning Journey: From Python Basics to Building Neural Networks Machine Learning (ML) has always fascinated me. The idea of enabling a machine to "learn" and make decisions intrigued me enough to embark on a journey to understand and implement it. Here, I’ll share my experiences, challenges, and what I’ve achieve… By Himanshu Singh | Jan 06, 2025 Day 3 – Control Flow and Logical Operators Control Flow with if / else and Conditional Operators if / else Statement : If Statement: Checks a condition. If the condition is True, the code inside the if block runs. Else Statement: Runs if the if condition is False Critical Points The condition… By Muniba Amin | Jan 06, 2025 Django in 2025: The Future of the Web Framework Django has been a powerful framework for building scalable, secure web applications for over a decade. But what does the future hold for Django in 2025? In this post, we’ll explore the exciting trends and innovations that could shape Django’s evoluti… By Eurico Santos | Jan 06, 2025 🌤️ Day 1: Setting Up the AWS Weather Dashboard Application Check out the project on GitHub: AWS Weather Dashboard Repository In this post, I’ll walk you through setting up a weather dashboard that fetches weather data from the OpenWeather API and displays it on a dashboard. The app uses AWS services like S3 … By Blessing Aliu | Jan 06, 2025 Using Machine Learning to Predict Fetal Health: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction Did you know that timely diagnosis of fetal health conditions can significantly reduce complications during pregnancy? 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#PyCoders Issue #662 – Top 5 of 2024, Ninja, Deploying on AWS, and More By – | Dec 31, 2024 #Adam Johnson – Blogs Python: create temporary files and directories in unittest Sometimes, tests need temporary files or directories. You can do this in Python’s unittest with the standard library tempfile module. Let’s look at some recipes to do so within individual tests and setUp(). By Adam Johnson | Dec 30, 2024 Python: spy for changes with Python 3.12 introduced sys.monitoring, a new framework for “monitoring” tools like debuggers and profilers to hook into. It provides fine-grained control so tools can listen only to certain events on specific lines of code. The framework came from PEP 669, thanks to Mark Shannon of the Faster CPython team. By Adam Johnson | Dec 30, 2024 Git: undo a pull Okay, so you just ran git pull on a branch, and something broke, so you want to undo it. Here are two ways how. By Adam Johnson | Dec 31, 2024 Python: debug unraisable exceptions with Rich Take this Python class: By Adam Johnson | Jan 02, 2025 Git: force colourization with By default, Git only colourizes in its output when writing to an interactive terminal. Sometimes, this heuristic isn’t accurate, for example, when you’re piping Git output through another command. In such cases, you can force colourization on or off with either the color.ui configuration option or the –color option. Let’s look at both in turn. By Adam Johnson | Jan 03, 2025 #Hashnode Virtual Environments in Python A Comprehensive Guide to Python Virtual Environments Managing dependencies is a critical part of modern software development, especially in Python projects. A Python virtual environment is an essential tool that enables developers to isolate project … By TARPARA KAUSHAL | Dec 30, 2024 Why Python is Essential for DevOps Engineers In today’s software development world, many programming languages are used for making software, solving real-world problems, creating games, and more. As DevOps engineers, we enter the world of automation, always creating CI/CD pipelines to deploy ou… By Amit Maurya | Dec 30, 2024 Why Python Remains the Most Popular Language for Data Science Python has been a dominant programming language in the realm of Data Science for years. Its simplicity, versatility, and extensive ecosystem of libraries have made it a go-to choice for data scientists and analysts worldwide. But what exactly sets Py… By Muskan | Dec 30, 2024 Buildfy GUI: Revolutionizing Python GUI Development with CustomTkinter As Python developers, we know the power of building robust, dynamic applications. However, creating modern graphical user interfaces (GUIs) can sometimes feel like an uphill battle—especially when you're dealing with outdated frameworks or battling w… By Proxlight | Dec 30, 2024 Effortless River Dynamics Analysis: Mastering Flood Modeling with Just 30 Lines of Python In the realm of spatial analysis, understanding river dynamics is crucial for effective flood management and environmental conservation. But what if you could conduct a comprehensive analysis with minimal code? In this guide, I’ll show you how to har… By Ken Mathenge | Dec 30, 2024 Java vs Python – Everything You Need to Know! Python and Java are two of the most well-known programming languages. Their cross-platform compatibility is outstanding, and their libraries are rather broad. But that's about all the commonalities. To find out how Python differs from Java, you shoul… By Jenifer | Dec 30, 2024 How I added support for nested functions in Python bytecode I wanted to share some pretty cool stuff I’ve been learning about Python bytecode with you, including how I added support for nested functions, but my guy at the printing press said I needed to keep it under 500 words. It’s a holiday week, he shrugge… By Jones Beach | Dec 30, 2024 What Clean Code Really Means? I think there's quite some misconception about what writing clean code really means. Here's my take on what clean code isn't and what it is: What isn't really clean code: Code formatting: Clean code is barely about proper indentation, spacing and fo… By Dauda Kolo | Dec 30, 2024 Building a Multi-threaded Proxy Server in Python: A Deep Dive Introduction In today's interconnected digital landscape, proxy servers form the backbone of modern web infrastructure. They act as crucial intermediaries, managing and controlling network traffic between users and the vast expanse of the internet. B… By Ashutosh Rath | Dec 30, 2024 Use data contracts to automate data workflows – part 2 Preface📖 In part 1, we explained what a data contract is why we need them, and what a typical one contains In this blog, we dive into a demo to explore how they actually work so we can process data safer, faster and effectively. Goal🎯 The data… By Stephen David-Williams | Dec 30, 2024 The Secret Life of Protobuf: The Fast, Small, and Mighty Data Format! 🚀 Picture this: you’re packing for a vacation ✈️, and instead of neatly folding your clothes, you’re stuffing them into a suitcase with no organization just random piles of socks, shirts, and shoes. That’s what JSON and XML do to your data, stuffing it… By Dhruvi Shah | Dec 31, 2024 Automating Production-grade multi-node Kubernetes with KUBESPRAY on multipass with Just a single command Introduction Are you overwhelmed by the complexity of deploying production-grade multi-node Kubernetes clusters? 😅 The countless configurations, the manual setup, and the inevitable errors—it’s enough to make anyone feel like giving up! But what if … By George Ezejiofor | Dec 31, 2024 AlexNet: The Architecture that Revolutionized Computer Vision Introduction This is the first Deep Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) that revolutionized image classification tasks. This architecture won the ImageNet challenge (ILSVRC) in 2012. AlexNet has multiple deep layers. It consists of 60 million paramete… By Rishith | Dec 31, 2024 Deploy Dockerize Django App on AWS ECS Fargate using GitHub Actions and Terraform Table of contents: Create an Ec2 Ubuntu instance Install Packages on Ec2 Instance (Docker, AWS CLI) Configure AWS CLI on

#PyCoders Issue #661 – Sentiment Analysis, Topological Sort, Web Security, and More By – | Dec 24, 2024 #testdriven.io Deploying a Django App to AWS ECS with AWS Copilot Deploy a Django app to AWS ECS with AWS Copilot.#AWS #DevOps #Django #Docker By Nik Tomazic | Dec 28, 2024 #Python Library An Intro to pre-commit You can use many great tools to help you in your software development journey. One such tool is pre-commit, a framework for managing and maintaining multi-language pre-commit hooks. You use pre-commit to run one or more tools before allowing you to commit your code locally. For example, you might run the Flake8 linter or the Ruff formatter […]#beginner #Python By Mike | Dec 23, 2024 #Adam Johnson – Blogs Django: Fail in templates with Previously, I covered using 1/0 to crash Python within minimal typing, useful to quickly answer questions like “does the code even get here?”. Recently, I wanted to do the same in Django templates, to trace if a given template was even being rendered, and under which code paths. By Adam Johnson | Dec 27, 2024 #Hashnode 🚀 Mastering Python's Method Resolution Order (MRO): Why It Matters 🐍 Understanding Method Resolution Order (MRO) is like unlocking a superpower in Python! 🦸‍♂️🐍 Whether you're tackling complex multiple inheritance or keeping it simple, MRO ensures consistency ✅ and predictability 🔄 in your code. Let’s dive into why… By TARPARA KAUSHAL | Dec 23, 2024 Revising NumPy: A Cheatsheet Introduction to NumPy NumPy is a powerful Python library for numerical computing. It simplifies numerical computations by performing efficient operations on large multidimensional arrays and matrices. Say goodbye to slow loops and hello to blazing sp… By Arjun Singh | Dec 23, 2024 Implementing Reddit Auth for Flask App Every year we organize a Gift Exchange event at r/IndiaSocial just before Christmas. It's our version of Secret Santa. We have been organizing this even for the past 4 years, last year I thought we should get it more streamlined and so created an app… By Rajtilak Bhattacharjee | Dec 23, 2024 Revising Pandas: A Cheatsheet Getting Started with Pandas Pandas is a powerful Python library for data manipulation and analysis. Pandas is your gateway to managing data effectively. First step: bring it to your project. It’s like Excel, but smarter and much less likely to crash … By Arjun Singh | Dec 23, 2024 Allez plus loin avec python Introduction Cette collection de scripts Python propose des solutions pratiques pour des tâches variées, allant de la gestion de fichiers multimédias à l'interaction avec des APIs, en passant par des outils de surveillance ou d'analyse. L'objectif pr… By Fabrice Sangwa | Dec 23, 2024 [Python] Leveraging __name__ for Efficient Python Module Organization Introduction If you have used python before, you may have seen a code snippet like this: if __name__ == '__main__': # do something This code is so simple and short, but do you fully understand what it means, and why it is so important to avoid e… By Lim Woojae | Dec 23, 2024 Mastering Literals in Python Programming: A Complete Guide with Practical Examples Introduction: In Python, literals are fixed values that can be assigned to variables or constants in the code. These values can be of various types, including strings, numbers, or boolean values. 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This utility simplifies the p… By Vipin | Dec 24, 2024 Python Project: Building a Weather Forecast Application Using APIs Introduction: In this article, I’ll walk you through a Python project to fetch the 5-day weather forecast for any city using the OpenWeatherMap API. This project showcases how to fetch and handle real-time data from an external API, process it, and … By Sheikh Abdul Wahid | Dec 24, 2024 MobileNet Explained: A Slim and Efficient CNN Model Overview The paper “MobileNet: Efficient Convolutional Neural Network for Mobile Vision Application” authored by Andrew G. Howard, Menglong Zhu, and others in 2017, introduces a new approach for convolutional neural network which is more efficient an… By Fadhil Elrizanda | Dec 24, 2024 R vs. Python: Which Language Is Best for Data Science? 1. Overview Data science has transformed sectors by facilitating data-driven decision-making through insights gained from massive volumes of data. Programming languages that enable data scientists to efficiently manage, analyze, and visualize data ar… By Lucy | Dec 24, 2024 Learning to Build ResNet for Intel Scene Classification from Scratch Overview This dataset is scene classification dataset that published by Intel. This dataset also used in previous implementation. Dataset consist of 6 class that consist of difference categories like buildings, forest, glacier, mountain, sea, and str… By Fadhil Elrizanda | Dec 24, 2024 UV: A Faster, More Efficient Python Package Manager Python, a versatile and widely-used programming language, relies heavily on external packages to extend its functionality and provide developers with powerful tools for various tasks. Managing these packages efficiently is crucial for smooth developm… By Torque | Dec 24, 2024 Day-17 of #90DaysOfDevOps Docker Project for DevOps Engineers Welcome to Day 17 of the #90DaysOfDevOps challenge! Today, we dive into an exciting hands-on project to showcase Docker’s capabilities. We will work with two applications: a Django Notes App and a Node.js To-Do App… By Amitabh soni | Dec 24, 2024 Checking if a Binary Tree is Balanced : Leetcode Solution Introduction In computer science, a balanced binary tree is

#Real Python Dictionaries in Python In this tutorial, you'll learn how to work with Python dictionaries to help you process data more efficiently. You'll learn how to create dictionaries, access their keys and values, update dictionaries, and more.#basics #python By – | Dec 16, 2024 How to Remove Items From Lists in Python In this how-to guide, you'll explore different ways to remove items from lists in Python. Using practical examples, like managing a library book list and a contact book application, you'll learn efficient techniques for handling list item removal.#basics #python By – | Dec 18, 2024 Get Started With Django User Management In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to extend your Django application with a user management system.#intermediate #django By – | Dec 18, 2024 Learn From 2024's Most Popular Python Tutorials and Courses Revisit your favorite Real Python tutorials and courses from 2024. 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Then you'll explore other tools, including reduce(), sum(), itertools.chain(), and more.#intermediate #data-science By – | Dec 22, 2024 #Python Insider Python 3.14.0 alpha 3 is out By Hugo | Dec 17, 2024 #PyCoders Issue #660 – PyMyFlySpy, Set Comprehensions, State of Typing, and More By – | Dec 17, 2024 #Python Library The Python Countdown to Christmas 2024 Giveaway Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas from me to you! I have been giving away hundreds of Python books and courses for Christmas for the last couple of years! From now until Christmas, I will be giving away hundreds more. You can start learning Python for free using my books or courses. All you have to […]#beginner #Python By Mike | Dec 16, 2024 #Adam Johnson – Blogs Django Quiz 2024 Yesterday, I held another quiz at the December edition of Django London. The quiz is a regular tradition at our meetup, a way of having a more relaxed event in December and giving away some nice prizes. This was the sixth quiz that I’ve presented, and the seventh overall. By Adam Johnson | Dec 18, 2024 #Hashnode Learn any programming language Like a Expert Are you feeling stuck in your programming journey? As a software engineer with 14 years of experience and knowledge of 25+ languages, I understand your struggle. I’ve been there at the start of my career, and now I help others overcome these same cha… By Dewmal Handapangoda | Dec 16, 2024 FastAPI Unveiled: Mastering the Magic of Lightning-Fast Python APIs FastAPI is a modern, high-performance web framework for building APIs with Python. It’s designed to be easy to use, fast to code, and capable of handling production workloads. 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#Real Python YAML: The Missing Battery in Python In this tutorial, you'll learn all about working with YAML in Python. By the end of it, you'll know about the available libraries, their strengths and weaknesses, and the advanced and potentially dangerous features of YAML. You'll also serialize Python objects and create a YAML syntax highlighter.#intermediate By – | Dec 14, 2024 Sorting a Python Dictionary: Values, Keys, and More In this tutorial, you'll get the lowdown on sorting Python dictionaries. By the end, you'll be able to sort by key, value, or even nested attributes. 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#Real Python Basic Input and Output in Python In this tutorial, you'll learn how to take user input from the keyboard with the input() function built into Python and display output to the console with the built-in function print(). You'll also use readline to improve the user experience when collecting input and effectively format output.#basics #python By – | Dec 02, 2024 Python News Roundup: December 2024 This month brings exciting updates, including improvements to template strings in PEP 750 and the release of Python 3.14.0a2. There are new features to explore in many third-party libraries, such as Pydantic. Also, PyCon's call for proposals deadline is near and the popular Advent of Code is back.#community By – | Dec 04, 2024 Socket Programming in Python (Guide) In this in-depth tutorial, you'll learn how to build a socket server and client with Python. 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#Real Python Using the len() Function in Python In this tutorial, you'll learn how and when to use the len() Python function. You'll also learn how to customize your class definitions so that objects of a user-defined class can be used as arguments in len().#basics #python By – | Nov 16, 2024 Using the Python zip() Function for Parallel Iteration In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to use the Python zip() function to solve common programming problems. 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