@digiglean
Heh, now I've listened to the end and heard the other Chris' theatrical performance : -)
#RealPython
#python
#theatre
@digiglean
Heh, now I've listened to the end and heard the other Chris' theatrical performance : -)
#RealPython
#python
#theatre
Is this Chris' solo debut, on Real Python?
Another excellent, informative Real Python episode with stellar show notes, thanks guys.
@b0rk
They mentioned you on the latest Real Python podcast! Episode 245, TUIs and GUIs, Choosing a User Interface for Your Python Project
There is a 6-minute segment on your work and they cite your name.
00:34:23 – “Rules” That Terminal Programs Follow
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@digiglean Christopher Bailey
My first tutorial for Real Python @realpython got published 🎉
"Python Thread Safety: Using a Lock and Other Techniques": https://realpython.com/python-thread-lock/
Unexpected things can happen when we try to introduce multithreading to existing Python code. Read the tutorial to spot such race conditions in multithreaded code and learn to fix them using Python's synchronization primitives.
Read now at: https://realpython.com/python-thread-lock/
I really appreciate the detailed articles and guides on #RealPython but this price is absolutely unacceptable for my region. Feels like #Steam charging me at the same rate as someone who lives in Sweden. What the hell?
POV: Senior Python developer with 30 years of experience
I just started listening to the latest episode of the #realpython podcast, I’m less than 10 mins in and it’s already good. I mean if you’re into that kind of thing… 🙋♀️ (I am)
@villares I've found Leaflet to be a really easy way to work with maps in Python.
The Python package to use for this is called Folium
A useful tutorial to get you started is
I loved the newest Real Python podcast episode with Stefanie Molin. She and Christopher talked about contributing to open source.
@itsfoss #vim for me. For those who want to go over to the dark side, #realpython has a great tutorial on how to set it up https://realpython.com/vim-and-python-a-match-made-in-heaven/ but I find plain vim with either elflord or murphy colorscheme is good enough for me in most cases. I like VS Code too. It has replaced Notepad++ as my go to on Windows and I install on Linux at home as a backup.
I have to learn a lot of Python pretty quickly to make sure tyis project gets done by the end of the semester and, holy crap, Real Python is an amazing site.
I thought I was going to read a nice overview of classes. An hour later I'm getting to the sections on composition and dependency injection.
Also, constructor overloads? Multiple inheritance?
No wonder so many people like this language.
Is the #realpython paid subscription worth it? Curious to hear about your experience.
Python import: Advanced Techniques and Tips
I thought I knew #Python until I read this. The plugins' functionality was quite interesting, and I have a few ideas about what I can use it for. One thing I miss in Python that I often use is in #CPP are true abstract classes, overloading, and extension of classes. With tools like this, you can achieve similar functionality.
https://realpython.com/python-import/#example-use-data-files
I have been listening to the @realpython podcast so much lately that I was humming the intro music. I need to have more than one podcast to listen to :-)
#python #podcasts #realpython
Je découvre https://realpython.com et j’adore le design du site, surtout les vignettes, super bonne idée:
https://realpython.com/tutorials/basics/
#RealPython
Met a #realpython today. Was pretty easy to pick up.
This past year, I have been digging deeper into python and kubernetes. These 5 podcasts, which apparently is also my top 5 listens, has broadened my perspective immensely.
I start to feel as if I can better find my way around, and feel somewhat on top with new development!
Thanks to all the podcast creatora out there, too many to mention, without you my view of this would be less 😎🎊
#python #Kubernetes #homelab #talkpythontome #realpython #shipit #pythonbytes #devopsanddockertalk
Yesterday when hearing about the rise of malicious #pypi packages on the #realpython podcast, I had an idea for a package I’m calling`pre-pip`.
It’s a way to run some custom #python code before a #pip command. This could potentially be used to check if a package is on a known list of bad packages before installing it or to automatically upgrade pip before a pip install.
Seems there are lots of possibilities here.