๐ Aprende, conecta e innova en PyCon Colombia 2025. ยกAdquiere tus entradas ya!
๐ Aprende, conecta e innova en PyCon Colombia 2025. ยกAdquiere tus entradas ya!
๐ Join Us! R + Python Communities Meetup โ June 16 (Hybrid)
We're excited to welcome you to a unique collaborative gathering hosted by R-Ladies Rome, Rome R Users Group, and PyData Roma Capitale!
๐๏ธ Date: June 16, 2025
๐ Time: 18:00 โ 20:00
๐ Venue:
โข In-Person: INGV, Via di Vigna Murata 605, Rome
โข Online: Zoom
RSVP: https://www.meetup.com/rladies-rome/events/308302084
Celebrate curiosity, teamwork, and coding! Whether you love R, Python, or both, discover something inspiring! #RCommunity #Pythonistas
Greetings #pythonistas, check MCP, OpenAI Agents ๐ค, LangGraph๐ , Gemma 3 as well as other #python ๐ #LLM highlights and fun stuff of this March in the latest issue of my monthly update ๐ .
https://blueberrypy.netlify.app/post/this-month-for-pythonistas-2025-03/
We need #Pythonistas
Grow your expertise in Python, Django, React, Git, Debian.
Work some hours per week in a small & fully remote team.
Contribute to a free software project.
Earn 200 โฌ per month for doing what you would also do for free.
Pergunta aberta aos #pythonistas, mas especialmente ao @bruno: Seria possรญvel adaptar o Dynaconf para ler tambรฉm do pyproject.toml de um projeto?
Isso, claro, sem perder a possibilidade de ler das variรกveis de ambiente e de outros arquivos.
Oh great, another "revolutionary" tool for #Pythonistas who can't read their own spaghetti code! ๐๐ Let's cheer for Tach, the pip-installable savior that promises to untangle your disastrous #Dependencies while being "interoperable" and written in #Rust, because clearly Python wasn't enough. ๐ฉโจ Maybe next, they'll develop a tool to help you find your misplaced sense of #Irony. ๐
https://github.com/gauge-sh/tach #Tools #Interoperability #SpaghettiCode #HackerNews #ngated
#TIL conda 25.1.1 has access to a #Python 3.13.2 runtime, but doesn't support installing it into conda base. I wouldn't wory too much as long long as the conda packages are kept up to date with a periodic `conda update --all` but the #semver failure bugs me. I expect minor & patch versions to be backwards-compatible.
I'm sure the reason is library dependencies, but that just begs the question. Do any #Pythonistas know why conda's base doesn't support the current stable runtime?
Fellow #Pythonistas, are these issues better with `#uv` or `#rye` or some other tool? I dislike the idea of having to manage Python #projects with #tools written in other languages "because Python wasn't good enough", but tools that actually work, that produce #diagnostics for #problems, and which have #documentation that doesn't assume everything Just Works would be sufficient to get me to change.
5/5
And the last package on the list is another really nice solution to get a quick overview of your data:
๐ฆ YData Profiling
A great solution for quickly gaining insights into your data. This tool provides variable-level insights, descriptive statistics, bivariate scatterplots, alerts, and more.
๐ https://docs.profiling.ydata.ai/
๐ demo: https://cosimameyer.com/images/single-blog/sweet_viz_penguins.gif
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Looking for more #Python libraries for #EDA? Check out this post: https://bit.ly/eda-in-python
Going back to interactive #EDA with few-liners, we have
๐ฆ SweetViz (by Francois Bertrand)
This one gives you a really nice (and clean) overview of your data. You have different tabs that unfold and show you what's in your data. Here's the GIF that shows the report: https://cosimameyer.com/images/single-blog/sweet_viz_penguins.gif
๐ https://pypi.org/project/sweetviz/
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Looking for more #Python libraries for #EDA? Check out this post: https://bit.ly/eda-in-python
The next library has also an equivalent in #rstats - it's called
๐ฆ summarytools (by Chaoran L. and AJ)
It builds on the original idea of summarytools in #rstats and implements my favorite go-to feature: the dfSummary function.
๐ https://pypi.org/project/summarytools/
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Looking for more hashtag#Python libraries for #EDA? Check out this post: https://lnkd.in/ekVqJM_p
The next one is again something I can't present without being biased because it's the #Python version of #overviewR (though still very much a work in progress).
๐ฆ overviewpy
Like overviewR, this library has a clear focus on cross-sectional time series data and provides two main functions... but more to come!
๐ https://cosimameyer.github.io/overviewpy/
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Looking for more #Python libraries for #EDA? Check out this post: https://bit.ly/eda-in-python
Now it's time for all #pythonistas and #EDA ๐
๐ฆ pandas
While pandas is a "Swiss army knife" when it comes to data wrangling in #Python, it also has out-of-the-box capabilities that you can use when exploring your data.
๐ https://pandas.pydata.org/
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Looking for more #Python libraries for #EDA? Check out this post: https://bit.ly/eda-in-python
#djangonauts and #pythonistas I have a job opportunity in Madrid (Spain).
I'm putting together a lunch-and-learn presentation to introduce #python type hinting to a group of data analysts. So far, I'm planning to cover:
- the basics of hinting,
- type aliases and the Any type,
- setting up VSCode for type checking,
- mypy checking,
- use of collections.abc in hinting
Are there other related topics #pythonistas would think are important to cover in this introduction?
[PyCrumble No. 2] The minimum number of special- or "dunder"-methods to implement in your #python classes for your objects to behave like standard Python lists. In which other programing language can you do such cool things?
#pythonlearning #pythonistas #oop
A question to all Pythonistas here.
What are the negative consequences of switching from `black` / `flake8` / `isort` combination to `ruff` only in a project?
Like, will I be missing out on something, cause some inconsistencies or something like that?
Or maybe any other concerns?
๐ Just had some wonderful interviews with amazing #Pythonistas at #EuroPython2024! ๐โจ The community here is incredibly inspiring and full of brilliant minds. Canโt wait to share their stories with you all! ๐ #TechCommunity
And we are live! The core #PyConUS conference has begun!
@mariatta kicks off by giving a HUGE thank you to the AMAZING @ThePSF staff for taking on this year round work to make #PyConUS happen!
Go show your thanks #Pythonistas in the Expo Hall!
I was expecting to meet some #Pythonistas on the flight to Pittsburgh and there they are (and thereโre more I met later) - now ready for my tutorial today about #PyO3 to start my #PyConUS activities