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2025-05-02

This week's pip Trends newsletter will be out tomorrow. Interesting stuff by @ichard26 Tucker Beck, Roni "Lupin" Carta, Ashish Bhatia & @mfitzp are covered this week

newsletter.piptrends.com/p/wha

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-05-01

Roni "Lupin" Carta shared their hacking journey targeting Google’s latest AI, Gemini, as part of the bugSWAT program. In the write-up, he detailed their approach, the techniques they used and how they ultimately discovered a vulnerability.

landh.tech/blog/20250327-we-ha

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-30

If you frequently create new Python projects, you’ve probably used cookiecutter templates. But if you're looking for an alternative with more flexibility, copier package is a great option. In this article, Tucker Beck showed how to build and use project templates with copier.

blog.dusktreader.dev/2025/04/0

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-24

This week newsletter will be out in 2 days. Interesting stuff by @carlk Vuk Rosić, Federico Trotta, @treyhunner & Stephen Diehl covered

newsletter.piptrends.com/p/opt

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-24

Writing tests is one of the best ways to ensure code quality, streamline development and boost confidence when making changes. If you're looking to learn how to write tests for your Flask application, check out this article by Federico Trotta. He walked through everything from writing basic tests to mocking external services, It’s a great resource for leveling up your Flask testing skills.

blog.appsignal.com/2025/04/02/

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-24

This course by Vuk Rosić gives a complete deep dive into DeepSeek V3, a state-of-the-art deep learning model. He covered theoretical explanations with step-by-step coding instructions to make things easier to understand and implement the model from scratch.

youtube.com/watch?v=5avSMc79V-w

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-22

We all aim to make our programs faster, but have you ever tried doing the opposite? In this article, @carlk demonstrated how a simple nested loop can create a program that runs longer than the universe's lifetime. He dove into concepts like tetration (yes, it goes beyond exponentiation), 5-State Turing Machines

towardsdatascience.com/how-to-

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-17

This week's pip Trends newsletter is out. Interesting stuff by @adamchainz Denis Gruzdev, Tim Ruscica (aka Tech With Tim), Brett Kennedy & Josh Engroff are covered this week

newsletter.piptrends.com/p/dja

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-15

Django 5.2 was released on April 2, 2025, and it brings some exciting new features. In this article, @adamchainz shared several highlights with examples - like automatic model imports in the shell, support for composite primary keys, a simplified way to override BoundField, etc.

adamj.eu/tech/2025/04/07/djang

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-11

This week newsletter will be out tomorrow. Interesting stuff by Ben, Aamir Syed, BugBytes, @sarahgooding & Justin covered

newsletter.piptrends.com/p/aut

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-11

In this video, Justin from CodingEntrepreneurs walks you through building your own data pipeline and crafting an Analytics API from scratch. He used Python, FastAPI, SQLModel, SQLAlchemy and TimescaleDB & also demonstrated how to deploy the project on the Railway platform. It’s a great resource if you’re looking to learn the full flow - from development to deployment

youtube.com/watch?v=tiBeLLv5GJo

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-10

@dylancode Yeah, In this areaa :)

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-10

PEP 751 was officially accepted on March 31, 2025, marking a major leap for Python’s packaging ecosystem. Similar to how JavaScript, Rust, and Go rely on lock files Python will now have a standardized lock file format. If you're curious about what this PEP introduces & why it matters, check out this article by Sarah Gooding from the Socket team.

socket.dev/blog/python-adopts-

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-08

Text classification is a classic use case of supervised learning, but it gets tricky when you're dealing with too many classes and only a small amount of training data per class. Using LLMs might seem like a solution, but the token costs can add up quickly. That’s where the R.E.D algorithm comes in. In this article, Aamir Syed dove deep into how it works and shared code you can use to get started.

towardsdatascience.com/r-e-d-s

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-04

This week newsletter will be out tomorrow. Interesting stuff by Evan Doyle, Nik Tomazic, Akshay, Myles, Dylan, Tucker Beck & Fareed Khan covered

newsletter.piptrends.com/p/dja

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-04

If you use Jupyter notebooks often, you’ve probably faced issues like small edits leading to big Git diffs or difficulties reusing code across notebooks. Marimo is a good alternative that tackles these problems. In this article, Akshay, Myles and Dylan explained how Marimo solves these issues.

marimo.io/blog/python-not-json

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-03

We all know that SELECT * FROM table_name is less efficient than selecting specific columns. The same applies to Django ORM, where you can optimize application performance using defer() and only(). If you want to learn how to use them, check out this article by Nik Tomazic.

testdriven.io/blog/django-quer

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-01

@mattesilver Yes we can do but its kind of slow right? Is there any config we need to do or any package does it fast?

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-04-01

Hot-reloading in Python can be slow since the entire server process must be restarted from scratch. The Tach package speeds this up by building a dependency map. Evan Doyle explained how it works with an interesting example.

gauge.sh/blog/how-to-build-hot

pipTrendspiptrends
2025-03-28

This week newsletter will be out tomorrow. Interesting stuff by Tanner Young, Max Gabrielsson, Tom Nijhof-Verhees, Charles de Villiers & Lee Vaughan covered

newsletter.piptrends.com/p/asy

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