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#Pybites Bridging the Skills Gap Across Africa with Pybites When Bob and I first started Pybites, there was no way I could have imagined it’d grow to what it is today. Launching our first products was a massive moment for us both, not just because these were ways to sustain the business, but because we were actually HELPING people. People were coming to us…#News By Julian Sequeira | Jan 29, 2025 #Real Python How to Split a Python List or Iterable Into Chunks This tutorial provides an overview of how to split a Python list into chunks. You'll learn several ways of breaking a list into smaller pieces using the standard library, third-party libraries, and custom code. You'll also split multidimensional data to synthesize an image with parallel processing.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 27, 2025 Providing Multiple Constructors in Your Python Classes In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to provide multiple constructors in your Python classes. To this end, you'll learn different techniques, such as checking argument types, using default argument values, writing class methods, and implementing single-dispatch methods.#intermediate #python By – | Feb 01, 2025 Python & APIs: A Winning Combo for Reading Public Data In this tutorial, you'll learn what APIs are and how to consume them using Python. You'll also learn some core concepts for working with APIs, such as status codes, HTTP methods, the requests library, and much more. You'll also see a few examples of real-life APIs and how to consume them.#intermediate #api By – | Feb 01, 2025 Natural Language Processing With spaCy in Python In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to use spaCy. This free and open-source library for natural language processing (NLP) in Python has a lot of built-in capabilities and is becoming increasingly popular for processing and analyzing data in NLP.#intermediate #data-science By – | Feb 01, 2025 Build a Tic-Tac-Toe Game With Python and Tkinter In this step-by-step project, you'll learn how to create a tic-tac-toe game using Python and the Tkinter GUI framework. Tkinter is cross-platform and is available in the Python standard library. Creating a game in Python is a great and fun way to learn something new and exciting!#intermediate #gamedev #gui By – | Feb 01, 2025 Top Python Game Engines In this tutorial, you'll explore several Python game engines available to you. For each, you'll code simple examples and a more advanced game to learn the game engine's strengths and weaknesses.#basics #gamedev By – | Feb 02, 2025 Build a Dice-Rolling Application With Python In this step-by-step project, you'll build a dice-rolling simulator app with a minimal text-based user interface using Python. The app will simulate the rolling of up to six dice. Each individual die will have six sides.#basics #projects By – | Feb 02, 2025 Develop Data Visualization Interfaces in Python With Dash In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build a dashboard using Python and Dash. Dash is a framework for building data visualization interfaces. It helps data scientists build fully interactive web applications quickly.#intermediate #data-science #data-viz By – | Feb 02, 2025 Build a Quiz Application With Python In this step-by-step project, you'll build a Python quiz application for the terminal. Your app will ask you multiple-choice questions that you can use to strengthen your own knowledge or challenge your friends to test theirs.#basics #projects By – | Feb 02, 2025 #PyCoders Issue #666: – Monkeypatching Django, LLMs with Python, RegExes, and More By – | Jan 28, 2025 #Medium Building Multi-Tenant SSO and Webhooks with Fief: A Hands-On Guide for Python and Flask When building modern web applications, user authentication and Single Sign-On (SSO) can quickly become critical components. By Jared Weisinger | Jan 27, 2025 Deploy a python web application to production offline server The python application is hosted using Gunicorn webserver. Since the production server does not have internet, so along with python… By Himanshu Pratap | Jan 27, 2025 FastAPI CRUD operation with SQLAlchemy database. This is a step-by-step guide for performing the CRUD operation with a database using FastAPI. By Ajay Gohil | Jan 27, 2025 Distributed Systems: Designing Scalable Python Backends Almost all systems today connected through the World Wide Web are distributed systems. Distributed systems are a group of multiple… By Michael C Ezeana | Jan 27, 2025 Rethinking the frontend with HTMX I’ve done a lot of work with FastAPI, and that led me to FastHTML. Now this library is far from ready to real use, but one of its… By Marc Nealer | Jan 27, 2025 Building flask-jeroboam: bringing a taste of FastAPI to Flask A couple of years ago, my team was responsible for maintaining a medium-sized Flask application that powered our back office. Like many… By Jean-Christophe Bianic | Jan 27, 2025 FastAPI Tutorial: Building APIs with Python FastAPI is a fast and modern Python framework for creating APIs effortlessly. 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#Real Python Getters and Setters: Manage Attributes in Python In this tutorial, you'll learn what getter and setter methods are, how Python properties are preferred over getters and setters when dealing with attribute access and mutation, and when to use getter and setter methods instead of properties in Python.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 20, 2025 How to Deal With Missing Data in Polars In this tutorial, you'll learn how to deal with missing data in Polars to ensure it doesn't interfere with your data analysis. You'll discover how to check for missing values, update them, and remove them.#intermediate #data-science #python By – | Jan 22, 2025 Python and TOML: New Best Friends TOML is a configuration file format that's becoming increasingly popular in the Python community. In this tutorial, you'll learn the syntax of TOML and explore how you can work with TOML files in your own projects.#intermediate #data-structures By – | Jan 25, 2025 Executing Python Scripts With a Shebang In this tutorial, you'll learn when and how to use the shebang line in your Python scripts to execute them from a Unix-like shell. Along the way, you'll run custom scripts written in your domain-specific language interpreted by Python.#intermediate #best-practices By – | Jan 25, 2025 How to Flush the Output of the Python Print Function In this tutorial, you'll learn how to flush the output of Python's print function. You'll explore output stream buffering in Python using code examples and learn that output streams are block-buffered by default, and that print() with its default arguments executes line-buffered when interactive.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 25, 2025 Python's raise: Effectively Raising Exceptions in Your Code In this tutorial, you'll learn how to raise exceptions in Python, which will improve your ability to efficiently handle errors and exceptional situations in your code. This way, you'll write more reliable, robust, and maintainable code.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 25, 2025 How to Download Files From URLs With Python In this tutorial, you'll find the right tools to help you download files from URLs with Python and manage the data retrieval process. You'll cover data streaming, thread pools, and asynchronous downloads.#basics By – | Jan 25, 2025 Python's Mutable vs Immutable Types: What's the Difference? In this tutorial, you'll learn how Python mutable and immutable data types work internally and how you can take advantage of mutability or immutability to power your code.#intermediate #data-structures #python By – | Jan 26, 2025 Python's "in" and "not in" Operators: Check for Membership In this tutorial, you'll learn how to check if a given value is present or absent in a collection of values using Python's in and not in operators, respectively. This type of check is known as membership test in Python.#basics #best-practices #python By – | Jan 26, 2025 Python's zipfile: Manipulate Your ZIP Files Efficiently In this guided tutorial, you'll learn how to manipulate ZIP files using Python's zipfile module from the standard library. Through hands-on examples, you'll learn how to read, write, compress, and extract files from your ZIP files quickly.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 26, 2025 Python Folium: Create Web Maps From Your Data You'll learn how to create web maps from data using Folium. The package combines Python's data-wrangling strengths with the data-visualization power of the JavaScript library Leaflet. In this tutorial, you'll create and style a choropleth world map that shows the ecological footprint per country.#intermediate #data-science #data-viz By – | Jan 26, 2025 #Django Project – Weblog Djangonaut Space – New session 2025 By Sarah Abderemane and Djangonaut Space Crew | Jan 23, 2025 #PyCoders Issue #665: – Dict Comprehensions, Data Visualization, Memory Leaks, and More By – | Jan 21, 2025 #Medium Just Stop Writing Python Functions Like This!!! I just reviewed someone else’s code and I was just shocked. By Kiran Maan | Jan 20, 2025 19 Insanely Useful Python Automation Scripts I Use Every Day Supercharge your productivity with these Python scripts that tackle repetitive tasks effortlessly. By PURRFECT SOFTWARE LIMITED | Jan 20, 2025 I’ve Read 45 Books on AI and Data Science — Here Are My Favorites for 2025 Discover the Books That Made AI and Data Science Make Sense By Ritesh Gupta | Jan 20, 2025 10 Real-World Python Projects to Sharpen Your Skills Python is one of the most popular and versatile programming languages today, used for everything from web development to data science… By Coders Stop | Jan 20, 2025 Affinity Propagation with Python and Scikit-learn By Francesco Franco | Jan 20, 2025 🚀 Django 5.2’s Upcoming Auto-Import Models in Shell: A Developer’s Delight! 🐍🎉 Discover Django 5.2’s new auto-import models feature in the shell, saving time and boosting developer productivity! By Sanjay Prajapati | Jan 20, 2025 Query Optimization in Django Creating high-performance web applications depends largely on the effectiveness of the database interactions. Django, the powerful Python… By S M Shahinul Islam | Jan 21, 2025 Journey for making a inventory management software (part 2) phu… its hard to keep concentrate on developing. By Muhammed Muzammil | Jan 22, 2025 10 Python Libraries That Will Increase Your Development Speed Code Smarter Not Harder — Python Libraries That Save Developers Hundreds of Hours By PURRFECT SOFTWARE LIMITED | Jan 23, 2025 A Walk-Through of uv for Python Lately, the internet (read: everyone in my bubble) has been going crazy about uv, a Python package manager that has been released in the… By BastiaanRudolf | Jan 23, 2025 The Solar Cycle(s): history, data analysis and trend forecasting. A brief article on the Solar Cycles: data analysis and time series forecasting for the incoming solar maximum in 2025 and the next decades. By Pau Blasco i Roca | Jan 23, 2025 DRF Part 2: Mastering Django Rest Framework: How to applied Concurrency and Safedelete to Products… In the previous lesson, we created a project with Django and added a new application. Then, we integrated it with Django Rest Framework. In… By Mehmet YALÇIN | Jan 23, 2025 Django Backend Setup : A

#Pybites Creating a Fitness Tracker App with Python Reflex In this post, I will build a simple fitness tracker app using Python Reflex. Reflex is a Python library that allows you to create reactive applications using a functional and declarative approach. We will use Reflex to create a simple fitness tracker app that allows you to log the amount of workouts completed per week.…#Developer #Projects #Tools By Bob Belderbos | Jan 16, 2025 Create Project-Less Python Utilities with uv and Inline Script Metadata The other day I wanted to demo the Google Books API (we use for Pybites Books) to somebody so I started to write some code on the fly to call its endpoints using httpx. Then I thought it would be nice to turn it into a small script to search for books and view details…#Tools #Modules By Bob Belderbos | Jan 17, 2025 #Real Python Build a Personal Diary With Django and Python In this beginner-friendly tutorial, you'll build a personal diary in Django. You'll use the strengths of the Django web framework and learn the basics of web apps.#basics #django #front-end #projects #web-dev By – | Jan 13, 2025 How to Replace a String in Python In this tutorial, you'll learn how to remove or replace a string or substring. You'll go from the basic string method .replace() all the way up to a multi-layer regex pattern using the sub() function from Python's re module.#basics #best-practices By – | Jan 15, 2025 The subprocess Module: Wrapping Programs With Python In this tutorial, you'll learn how to leverage other apps and programs that aren't Python, wrapping them or launching them from your Python scripts using the subprocess module. You'll learn about processes all the way up to interacting with a process as it executes.#intermediate By – | Jan 18, 2025 Python's min() and max(): Find Smallest and Largest Values In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use Python's built-in min() and max() functions to find the smallest and largest values. You'll also learn how to modify their standard behavior by providing a suitable key function. Finally, you'll code a few practical examples of using min() and max().#basics #python By – | Jan 18, 2025 NumPy's max() and maximum(): Find Extreme Values in Arrays In this introduction to NumPy, you'll learn how to find extreme values using the max() and maximum() functions. This includes finding the maximum element in an array or along a given axis of an array, as well as comparing two arrays to find the larger element in each index position.#basics #data-science #numpy By – | Jan 18, 2025 Create and Modify PDF Files in Python In this tutorial, you'll explore the different ways of creating and modifying PDF files in Python. You'll learn how to read and extract text, merge and concatenate files, crop and rotate pages, encrypt and decrypt files, and even create PDFs from scratch.#intermediate #tools By – | Jan 19, 2025 Python Constants: Improve Your Code's Maintainability In this tutorial, you'll learn how to properly define constants in Python. By coding a bunch of practical example, you'll also learn how Python constants can improve your code's readability, reusability, and maintainability.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 19, 2025 Python Class Constructors: Control Your Object Instantiation In this tutorial, you'll learn how class constructors work in Python. You'll also explore Python's instantiation process, which has two main steps: instance creation and instance initialization.#intermediate #python By – | Jan 19, 2025 pandas GroupBy: Your Guide to Grouping Data in Python In this tutorial, you'll learn how to work adeptly with the pandas GroupBy facility while mastering ways to manipulate, transform, and summarize data. You'll work with real-world datasets and chain GroupBy methods together to get data in an output that suits your purpose.#intermediate #data-science By – | Jan 19, 2025 #Django Project – Weblog Django security releases issued: 5.1.5, 5.0.11, and 4.2.18 By Natalia Bidart | Jan 14, 2025 Hello from the new Steering Council; and a quick temporary voting process change By The Steering Council | Jan 16, 2025 Django 5.2 alpha 1 released By Sarah Boyce | Jan 16, 2025 Django earns the CHAOSS DEI Bronze badge 🫶 By Thibaud Colas & Bhuvnesh Sharma | Jan 19, 2025 #Python Insider Python 3.14.0 alpha 4 is out By Hugo | Jan 14, 2025 #PyCoders Issue #664: – Django vs FastAPI, Interacting With Python, Data Cleaning, and More By – | Jan 14, 2025 #Medium The Core of FastAPI: A Deep Dive into Starlette 🌟🌟🌟 FastAPI is essentially an API wrapper for Starlette. To fully grasp FastAPI, one must first understand Starlette. By Leapcell | Jan 13, 2025 Automating Django Deployments: Poetry Setup and Configuration It worked on my machine! By Gauri wankhade | Jan 13, 2025 This Is How I Scrape 99% of Websites (Step-by-Step Guide) “Without data, you’re just another person with an opinion.” — W. Edwards Deming By Kevin Meneses González | Jan 15, 2025 Creating the MongoDB Database Backend for Django Written by Jib Adegunloye (Senior Software Engineer @ MongoDB) By MongoDB | Jan 15, 2025 10 Things to Know About FastAPI Before an Interview FastAPI is one of the most popular modern Python web frameworks due to its simplicity, speed, and developer-friendly features. Preparing… By allglenn | Jan 16, 2025 Think Python Is Slow? Try These Hacks for 3x Faster Scripts Today Why investing time in optimization pays off big By Yash | Jan 16, 2025 Just STOP Checking For NONE Like This in Python!! Instead, use this way…which I am gonna tell you. By Kiran Maan | Jan 17, 2025 5 Exciting Flask Geospatial Projects to Build This Weekend and Sharpen Your Python Skills Tasks for the weekend. By Stephen Chege | Jan 17, 2025 FastAPI: How to Optimize REST API Performance Hello. I’ll discuss optimizing REST API performance with FastAPI and share simple but effective techniques for building faster and more… By Ali Yaman | Jan 18, 2025 Chapter 9: Master Python Compilers in Just 15 Minutes: A

#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 #Django Project – Weblog DSF member of the month – Hiroki Kiyohara By Sarah Abderemane | Jan 08, 2025 #PyCoders Issue #663 – DRF, Temp Files, Dataclasses, and More By – | Jan 07, 2025 #Medium Create spatial APIs with FastAPI This blog is a step by step guide to setup FastAPI with alembic and PostGIS to manage migrations and database By Krishna G. Lodha | Jan 06, 2025 🔒 Monitoring Django Applications with Prometheus and django-prometheus 📊 Monitoring your Django app without the right tools is like driving blindfolded — you’re just waiting for a crash! 🚗➡️❌ By Sanjay Prajapati | Jan 09, 2025 Managing Database Connections in FastAPI: Best Practices When building APIs with FastAPI, database management is a crucial component. Handling database connections efficiently ensures your… By Ramesh kannan s | Jan 11, 2025 9 Python Libraries That Turn Raw Data into Ready-to-Publish Reports #1. How to Extract Tables from PDFs Using the Python Library Camelot By Ajay Parmar | Jan 12, 2025 FastAPI: The Fast Track to Building APIs Hello All, By Achanandhi M | Jan 12, 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 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 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 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 Django in 2025: The Future of the Web Framework Django has been a powerful framework for building scalable,

#Medium Django Developers, Stop Using .first() for Unique Queries — Here’s Why! When working with Django’s ORM, efficiency and clarity are key to writing maintainable and performant code. One common pitfall among… By Alwin Vazhappilly | Dec 30, 2024 Say Goodbye to Requirements.txt: Next-Level Dependency Management for Django 🚀 The traditional requirements.txt file has long been the cornerstone of Python project dependency management, particularly in Django… By Sanjay Prajapati | Jan 01, 2025 12 Python Libraries for Free Market Data That Everyone Should Know Access to accurate and timely market data is crucial for traders, financial analysts, and data scientists. Whether you are building a… By DataScience Nexus | Jan 02, 2025 Demand Forecasting with Darts: A Tutorial A hands-on tutorial with Python and Darts for demand forecasting, showcasing the power of TiDE and TFT By Sandra E.G. | Jan 03, 2025 🚀 Best Practices for Structuring a Django Project Are you struggling to organize your Django projects? 😓 Let’s make your life easier! In this article, I’ll introduce you to a Django… By Azeem Akhtar | Jan 03, 2025 Data Science All Algorithm Cheatsheet 2025 Stories, strategies, and secrets to choosing the perfect algorithm. By Ritesh Gupta | Jan 05, 2025 #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 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 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 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 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 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 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 Automating

#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. 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