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[Python Dependency Pitfalls] "Re-inventing the wheel" disease
Wednesday, November 3, 2021
Hey there, PyPI, the Python packaging repository, now contains more than 100000 third-party packages in total. That's an *overwhelming* number of packages to choose from... And this feeling of
[Python Dependency Pitfalls] Artisanal "from-scratch" development
Tuesday, November 2, 2021
Hey there, The other day I got this question from Newsletter member Newvick in my email inbox: ~~~ I'm trying to get past the beginner's stage in Python and one problem I have is: When do you
[Python Dependency Pitfalls] What dev managers expect from Python candidates
Monday, November 1, 2021
Hey there, My friend Og is a senior manager at Red Hat and works with a large team of developers and quality engineers using Python. I got to pick his brain on what he thought were the most important
[Python Dependency Pitfalls] How to set the world on fire
Sunday, October 31, 2021
Hey there, #1 on my list of dependency management pitfalls is there for a good reason: It lead to a single developer causing mayhem and breaking thousands of open-source projects around the world in
[Python Dependency Pitfalls] The Iceberg
Wednesday, October 27, 2021
Hey there, The other day I read this quote from a Python developer that made me stop and think: "As a noob with a little programming knowledge already, I've found setting up and installing
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