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Python 3.12 Preview: Support for the Linux Perf Profiler
Python 3.12 will be released in October 2023. In this tutorial, you’ll preview one of its upcoming features: support for the Linux perf profiler, which will give you a holistic view of your application’s performance, including system-level and hardware-level events.
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Python at Netflix
Talk Python to Me interviews Zoran Simic and Amjith Ramanujam discussing how Python is used at Netflix, including fail-over, security, ML, notebooks, and more.
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Accelerating Python Code With Numba Vectorize
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How to Make Engaging Programming Videos
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Use Okta and Oso to Secure a FastAPI + SQLAlchemy App
FastAPI is really fast and SQLAlchemy is really…SQL-y. But what good is a fast and SQL-y application if it isn’t secure? This post shows you how to wire a typical web application to Okta and Oso for authentication and authorization.
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Find Your Open-Source Python Application Builder
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3 Cool Libraries That Will Save You Time and Effort
Sam covers three different Python libraries that can be useful for your next project. JMESPath for searching JSON structures, inflection for string clean-up, and more-itertools for advanced itertools like functionality.
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Python Crash Course & Learning Enough to Start Creating
How much Python do you need to learn to start creating projects? What’s a good balance of information and hands-on practice? This week on the show, Eric Matthes is here to discuss his book Python Crash Course.
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Optimizing WebSocket Calls Experiment
This post demonstrates replacing the Python code that accepts a WebSocket connection with a C++ equivalent. It shows you how to call C++ code from Python and what kind of speed-up to expect.
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Building a Toy Programming Language in Python
Miguel thought it would be fun to write a small programming language using Python to implement it. This blog post is the first in a series covering how he did it.
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Two Ways to Turbo-Charge tox
How to pre-build wheels to improve the installation portion of a tox run and how to gain some parallel test execution if run-parallel doesn’t work for you.
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Search DSLs, CircuitPython, Debugging Kubernetes, and More

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Zen of Python, JupyterLab 4.0, Zelda Puzzle, and More

Tuesday, June 13, 2023

What's the Zen of Python? #581 – JUNE 13, 2023 VIEW IN BROWSER The PyCoder's Weekly Logo What's the Zen of Python? In this tutorial, you'll be exploring the Zen of Python, a collection

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