Python Programming
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Flask project setup: TDD, Docker, Postgres and more - Part 3
In this series of posts I explore the development of a Flask project with a setup that is built with efficiency and tidiness in mind, using TDD, Docker and Postgres.
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Stop working so hard on paths. Get started with pathlib!
In version 3.4, python shipped with a new module in the standard library, pathlib . At the time of its release, I remember hearing some fanfare around it, but I didn’t quite understand the point of it. I had only recently stopped adding strings together to create paths to the files and folders I needed to work with, in favor of using the os and os.path modules. It took me a little while to experiment with it and plumb the documentation for useful bits.
Since then, I’ve learned a lot about the pathlib module, and as I have said before, it is my favorite module in the standard library.
While that’s the case, most people I talk to about it are working to hard to access files and folders with python. Many have either not heard about it, or they still don’t understand it. -
Paolo Amoroso: Repl.it Redesigned the Mobile Experience
On smartphones, now the focused REPL pane takes up most of the screen. The redesign takes advantage of native mobile design patterns and lets you switch to a different pane from the bottom navigation bar. There are panes for the code editor, the console, and the output.
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PSF GSoC students blogs: Weekly Check-in #6
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PSF GSoC students blogs: Weekly Blog Post | Gsoc'2020 | #6
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