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Today, I concluded a 12-week #Python "Resident Core Developer" internship with @ThePSF, with just over 100 hours spent on: co-organization of the 2020 Virtual Python Core Dev Sprint, CPython PR review, and work on PEP 594. Huge thanks to @EWDurbin @ewa_jodlowska @WillingCarol!
Cheers to @ThePSF and Python - 20 & 30 years old this year! Share your stories/pics about what the Python community means to you - we'll add it to our anniversary page on python.org. Come for the language, stay for the community 💙 💛 . #psfanniversary
Code style is often a point of contention in #python projects. That's why @lemonsaurus_rex wrote a song to end all #codestyle discussions: The PEP8 song! It's a tribute to one of best-known PEPs and was based on Gary Jules' version of Mad World. youtube.com/watch?v=hgI0p1…
Well, this one took a bit more time due to some surprise last time reference leaks and release blockers to fix 😅, but the 5th alpha of Python 3.10 it’s here🐍🎉. Will this be the first release announcements of the 3.10 series without copy-paste typos? 🤔 python.org/downloads/rele…
I've been using GitHub CLI for some time, and I really recommend it if you haven't been using it. I don't even use a lot of fancy commands. Mostly: gh repo clone gh pr create gh issue create gh repo create
I added sys.module_names to incoming Python 3.10.0a5, frozen set of all stdlib module names: >>> 'asyncio' in sys.module_names True >>> 'numpy' in sys.module_names False >>> len(sys.module_names) 312 >>> sorted(sys.module_names)[:4] ['__future__', '_abc', '_aix_support', '_ast']
"Getting a vaccine will not free you from all the personal and public restrictions that will continue." San Mateo County Health Officer: smchealth.org/health-officer… -- so much good stuff here!
Know someone that has served the Python community above and beyond? Deadline to nominate a PSF Fellow member for Q1 consideration is Feb. 20, 2021. Criteria & how to nominate someone is available here: python.org/psf/fellows/. Only one nomination per nominee is necessary.
With this motivation, we have revived my 8 months old PR which brings this cool feature to unterminated string literals (also something that @pypyproject got first)! All these cool syntax errors will be present in the 3.10 release 🚀🚀🚀
Pioneered originally by the smart people at @pypyproject 🚀🐍, we improved the error you get in CPython if you never close brackets or parentheses. Doing this was surprisingly tricky as our tokenizer couldn't use lines it has already parsed successfully in error messages.
Python is not just a programming language, it is also a community. I have been a longtime user of Python for years but it was only in the recent years that I finally discovered the community, and I have always wished that it had happened sooner.
Thank you to the Pythonistas that have come together to help launch our fundraiser! They’ve shared their stories and addressed the PSF’s sustainability. Check out the video: youtube.com/watch?v=8ugiOk…! #idonatedtothepsf python.org/psf/donations/…
99% of the problems filed under "python packaging" have to do with distinguishing between when Python is a *developer* environment, and when it's a runtime for a *deployed* application. This is then further compounded by the fact that sometimes the Python REPL *is the app*.
Huge thanks to Python Discord for hosting the event and helping us with the setup process! The support from the admin team was invaluable for the success of the 2020 #Python Core Dev Sprint.
The 2020 Virtual Core Dev Sprints blog talks about what worked/didn't, & an overview of project highlights. Even if virtually, the group merged 215 pull requests! Thank you @aeros_py & @mariatta for putting this together. pyfound.blogspot.com/2020/12/virtua… Thank you Google for sponsoring!
I am so honoured to serve in the Python 🐍 Steering Council together with @WillingCarol @brettsky @pumpichank and @Yhg1s! Congrats to my colleagues! Thanks to all the core devs who voted (from me or not) and for all your confidence and support ❤️. I will do my best to serve!
After hours of debugging in gdb in gc_collect_main(), playing with gc.get_referrers() and gc.get_referents(), I identified two reference cycles and why the first GC collection doesn't break the second cycle: the lock type lacks a traverse function. Thanks @pyblogsal for the help!
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