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Refactoring Python Code, Chrome Extensions, Asyncio, and More

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Refactoring: Prepare Your Code to Get Help
In this Code Conversation video course, you’ll explore the steps you can take to get help when you’re stuck while coding. You’ll investigate how to clean up your code to focus on the question you have. Along the way, you’ll learn how to handle errors and use custom exceptions.
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Write Chrome Extensions… in Python!
Until recently you could only write Chrome Extensions in JavaScript. Now with PyScript, you can write them in Python. This article shows you how to get started writing a simple extension.
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Python Asyncio: The Complete Guide
This comprehensive guide shows you everything you’d ever want to know about asynchronous programming with coroutines and the asyncio library in Python.
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Using a Raspberry Pi as a Portable PyPI Server
At PyCon Africa, Vuyisile got into several conversations about the challenges of coding with limited or spotty internet connections. But what if you could take PyPI with you? This article shows you how to build a portable PyPI server on Raspberry Pi hardware.
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Getters and Setters: Manage Attributes in Python
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Building Generator Pipelines in Python
Generator pipelines allow you to string calls together so that the output of one call is the input of the next one in the pipeline. The article shows you how to build generator pipelines using function composition.
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Inline Caches in the Skybison Python Runtime
Inline caching is a popular technique for optimizing dynamic language runtimes. This article covers how such caching was implemented in Skybison, an experimental Python runtime.
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How to Build a Modular Arithmetic Library in Python
Learn how to create a library for modular arithmetic, using operator overloading and redefining the built-in functions for NumPy all while modeling the fun “Lights Out” game.
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A Python 3.11 “Gotcha”
As not all packages have caught up with the Python 3.11 release, upgrading your system early may run into problems. This article details the gotchas James ran into.
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The Past, Present, and Future of Notebooks
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How to Filter Django QuerySets
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Python 3.11's Speedup, Scopes, Google APIs, and More

Tuesday, November 8, 2022

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Python Memory Profiling, Dangerous Assert, Semaphores, and More

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