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Evaluating Packages, PyTorch 2.0, Lazy Recursion, and More

#569 – MARCH 21, 2023 VIEW IN BROWSER
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How to Evaluate the Quality of Python Packages
Just like you shouldn’t download any file from the Internet, you shouldn’t blindly install third-party Python packages without evaluating them first. This tutorial will give you the toolset to evaluate the quality of external Python packages before you implement them into your Python projects.
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New Library Updates in PyTorch 2.0
Learn what’s changed in the newly released PyTorch 2.0 library. Includes new data collectors, augmentation operators, vision features, and loads more.
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Lazy Recursion, With Generators
This article introduces your to mixing generators with recursion to improve memory usage. Includes a short snippet on using yield and yield from.
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Python 3.12: A Game-Changer in Performance and Efficiency
Work on Python 3.12 is well under way and much of it focuses on performance improvements. This article gives you a tour of the changes to come, including improved parallelism, better memory management, even more improved error reporting, and more.
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Documenting Python Projects With Sphinx and Read the Docs
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Code Review: What and What Not to Automate?
This post tries to come up with some guidelines: Which parts of the review can be done well by our current tools? Which parts benefit from human intuition? We’re looking in details at reviewing tests, docs, code quality, and names.
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Building a Bloom Filter
Bloom filters are a data structure used to test whether an element is a member of a set. They’re commonly used in data science and are often part of interview questions. Learn how to build one and where you might use them.
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How Virtual Environments Work
This article attempts to demystify virtual environments, why they exist and how they work. It even delves into why Brett is heading down this alley: running into challenges with cross platform tools and microenv.
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Django: How to Profile and Improve Startup Time
“Your Django project’s startup time impacts how smooth it is to work with. Django has to restart your project every time you run a management command and when runserver reloads.” Learn how to make this faster.
ADAM JOHNSON

Data Validation in Python: Pandera and Great Expectations
Data validation is a vital step in any data-oriented workstream. This post investigates and compares two popular Python data validation packages: Pandera and Great Expectations
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Tutorial: Build a Terminal-Based TODO App
Learn how to build a simple TODO app in Python using the Textual library. The app runs inside the terminal and can be controlled from the comfort of your keyboard.
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Using Python 3.11 With AWS Lambda
AWS Lambda currently limits Python to version 3.9. This article shows you how to get around that and use a more recent version of your favorite language.
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Apify Python SDK: Build and Manage Web Scraping Solutions in the Cloud
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Python’s list Constructor: How to Use It and How Not To
When should you use the built-in list(…) function in Python? And when shouldn’t you? The list constructor is both underused and overused in Python.
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More Batteries Please
This brief opinion piece from Carlton Gibson states why he thinks we need more functionality in the Python standard library rather than less.
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BeeWare, Asyncio Overhead, Python & Julia, and More

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