python

Yes, you should use a Python venv in a container like docker

Brought to you by "/r/python answers are so bad I had to write this"

Jan 11

All your Python project in one file with shiv

Now guess which typo I always do with this tool

Jan 2

What's up Python: MOAR uv, flask-like Django, debugging live processes...

Dec 29, 2024

Don't forget to uv self update before trying those

Dec 15, 2024

Samuel Colvin on LogFire, mixing Python with Rust & being pydantic about types

(and when not to use ClickHouse or Timescale)

Nov 25, 2024

1:15:07

Mach 1 with Python!

It's-a-me, GPIO!

Nov 19, 2024

Python 3.13, what didn't make the headlines

Some sell you clicks, I save you some

Oct 25, 2024

Russell Keith-Magee on Beeware, packaging, GUI & money in Python

And some interesting insights on Anaconda and Astral

Oct 19, 2024

2:38:28

What's up Python? 3.8 dies, 3.13 is born, Excel Python is available... maybe?

Sep 30, 2024

Recently I read a few articles and have a few questions

Or how to write an article when you have Covid and want to stay in bed

Sep 19, 2024

What's up Python? UV disrupts packaging, 2023 community stats, namespaces in Pypi...

Sep 1, 2024

Charlie Marsh on Astral, UV and the Python packaging ecosystem

Yes, we talk about the type-checker thing

Aug 26, 2024

1:05:31

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