Python 3.9 Follow-Up, PSF Python Survey 2020, Upcoming pip Changes, Web Scraping, and More

#442 – OCTOBER 13, 2020

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Exploring the New Features of Python 3.9
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Converting USENET Tape Archives to Website With PostgreSQL and Python
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Python Developers Survey 2020
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Changes to the pip Dependency Resolver in 20.2
Changes in the behavior of pip install will reduce inconsistency and make it stricter. Pip will no longer install a combination of packages that is mutually inconsistent and if you ask pip to install two packages with incompatible requirements, it will refuse (rather than installing a broken combination, like it did in previous versions). These changes will become the default in pip 20.3, due to be released in October.
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pip search User Feedback Survey
The pip team are considering removing pip search, or changing the way that it works. To help inform our decision, please tell us about your experience using pip search.
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PyOxidizer 0.8 Released
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Python Release Cycle Visualization
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Web Scraping With Beautiful Soup and Python
In this course, you’ll walk through the main steps of the web scraping process. You’ll learn how to write a script that uses Python’s requests library to scrape data from a website. You’ll also use Beautiful Soup to extract the specific pieces of information that you’re interested in.
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Understanding and Preventing DoS in Web Applications
This article provides a framework for engineering and application security teams to think about denial-of-service (DoS) risk, breaks down DoS vulnerabilities into high-, medium-, and low-risk classes, and has recommendations for mitigations at each layer.
JACOB KAPLAN-MOSS

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Find & Fix Code Bugs in Python: Debug With IDLE
Learn how to identify and fix logic errors, or bugs, in your Python code. You’ll use the built-in debugging tools in Python’s Integrated Development and Learning Environment to practice locating and resolving bugs in an example function.
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How I Tried to Reduce Pylint Memory Usage
“[Pylint] was consuming a lot of memory, causing OOM failures if we tried to run it too much in parallel. I decided to roll up my sleeves and figure out: What exactly was consuming so much memory? Is there a way to avoid doing this?”
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Using ggplot in Python: Visualizing Data With plotnine
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use ggplot in Python to build data visualizations with plotnine. You’ll discover what a grammar of graphics is and how it can help you create plots in a very concise and consistent way.
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Ordered Dict Surprises
“Since Python 3.6, regular dictionaries retain their insertion order. […] Here are two surprising things about these ordered dicts: You can’t get the first item and OrderedDict is a little different.”
NED BATCHELDER

Case Study: Processing Historical Weather Pattern Data With Python
This article is a case study showing how to use Python to download and process historical temperature data in order to do analysis on the relationship between air temperature and power consumption.
CHRIS MOFFITT

Xkcd “StackSort” Implemented in Python
“StackSort connects to StackOverflow, searches for ‘sort a list’, and downloads and runs code snippets until the list is sorted.” This is obviously not safe for production use ;-)
DAVID BUCKLEY

Learn to Secure Your Python Apps at SnykCon 2020
A free, multi-track virtual event. Learn from leading security engineers and developers in hands-on technical sessions so you can work with your team to avoid malicious attacks and deliver secure code.
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Porting Launchpad to Python 3: Progress Report
“Launchpad still requires Python 2, which in 2020 is a bit of a problem. Unlike a lot of the rest of 2020, though, there’s good reason to be optimistic about progress.”
COLIN WATSON

Embedding Python in Go
A practical example for executing Python code in a Golang program and exchanging data between Go and Python. Shows how to use the Python C API in Go.
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PySDR: A Guide to SDR and DSP Using Python
A detailed guide / online textbook to Software-Defined Radio (SDR) and Digital Signal Processing (DSP) with Python.
DR. MARC LICHTMAN

Python Hash Tables: Understanding Dictionaries
An overview of Python hash tables and their main implementation: the dict object.
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Python PEPs Graph Visualization
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What Makes a Healthy Python Codebase?
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PySide vs PyQt: Understanding the Difference
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argparse Builder: Create Complex argparse Interfaces With a Convenient Form-Based GUI
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Konfik: The Stragely Familiar Config Parser
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python-doc: CLI Tool That Opens Python Docs in the Browser
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