See Bashing the Bash — Replacing Shell Scripts with Python for some concrete examples of stuff you can do in Python or the shell.
And yes, it's a good, workable idea.
See https://pydata.org/dc2018/ You do need to get your tickets ASAP. The schedule is fabulous. Hotel rooms are still available, so don't waste any time getting connected.
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I've got https://sourceforge.net/projects/stingrayreader/ which has been on SourceForge since forever.
Really since about 2014. Not that long. But. Maybe long enough?
The velocity of change is relatively slow.
However.
(And this is a big however.) SourceForge seems kind of …
more ...I don't -- generally -- think of myself as an edge-of-the-envelope developer. I'm a tried-and-proven kind of engineer. I want stuff that's been around for years, with a long history of changes. Except. Today. Currently, I'm revising Mastering Object-Oriented Python. Second Edition. That means upgrading everything to Python 3.7 with full …
more ...Here's a particularly tangled and difficult problem. It arises because I have another blog. Specifically this: Team Red Cruising. And it's an unholy mess.
There are two important features of the Team Red Cruising blog.
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We worked through this about a year ago, without the help of this post. Having the article would have saved us some time and effort. You should …
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A multi-core Python HTTPserver (much) faster than Go(spoiler: Cython)`nexedi.com/NXD-Blog.Multi… <https://t.co/mlRqTMwmxu>`__
https://www.nexedi.com/NXD-Blog.Multicore.Python.HTTP.Server This is handy. It makes perfect sense that Python -- with a little help …
more ...Freezing Python’s Dependency Hell in 2018 Excellent advice. Excepot for the "Don't use Anaconda." Yes. It's a big download. Odds are good you'll need most of it. So. Just do it now. The (miniconda + environment.yml) as an entry point is really good. The "rely on people to actually …
more ...This is brilliant. Why is Python so slow? by Anthony Shaw It covers three aspects of the implementation in a respectable level of detail. Helpful information. Bookmark it to help stop pointless bickering with people who don't understand the value of getting something to run right now vs. getting something …
more ...It's time to revise Mastering Object-Oriented Python. While the previous edition is solidly focused on Python3, it lacks some important features:
So. There's some stuff to add. I don't think there's too much to take away. I plan to make some things a …
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