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[Sublime + Python Setup] why Atom can’t replace Sublime
Friday, May 14, 2021
Hey there, "In a nutshell, Atom is a Sublime Text editor that just got better." When I read this quote I got so worked up I nearly fell off my chair. Because every time I've tried Atom or
[Sublime + Python Setup] How to become a happier & more productive Python dev
Friday, May 14, 2021
Hey there, I really struggled with setting up an effective development environment as a new Python developer. It was difficult to build the right habits and to find a set of tools I enjoyed to use.
[Python Dependency Pitfalls] A total mess?
Friday, May 14, 2021
Hey there, Recently I watched a Pythonista ask for advice on setting up a Python project on his work machine. This new developer had some prior experience with NodeJS and had just started to get his
[PythonistaCafe] Q&A
Friday, May 14, 2021
Hey there, At this point you should have a pretty good idea of what PythonistaCafe is about and what makes it special. In this email I want to answer some common questions that I get asked about the
[PythonistaCafe] What makes PythonistaCafe different
Friday, May 14, 2021
Hey there, Mastering Python is *not* just about getting the books and courses to study—to be successful you also need a way to stay motivated and to grow your abilities in the long run. Many
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