Powerful Python
@powerfulpython
Advanced Python course: https://powerfulpython.com/course/
You might like
My favorite metric for my progress as a coder: "How little time do I spend debugging?" I love how this captures several dimensions: * Am I making fewer bugs to begin with? * When I do make bugs, am I deciphering and fixing them quickly? * Over time, as the application…
As AI coding tools improve, new opportunities are emerging for those who combine deep technical knowledge with the mental flexibility to augment their productivity with new AI technologies.
If you want to write better Python, learn OOP. It's useful. Which is why pretty much all realistic Python codebases are built on classes and objects. Writing classes is creating new building blocks. The better you get at that, the easier it is for you to write great code!
The two most important exceptions in Python There are over 60 exception types built into Python. And honestly, most of them you don't need to know about. But there are two you ought to memorize: TypeError, and ValueError. Both are well demonstrated with int(). int() accepts…
Panda's powerful abstractions Here's a function I wrote: This is pulled from real production code. "df" is a Pandas dataframe. And this function, load_df(), is a "building block" function. It's used to load data from a variety of different CSV files, and process them into…
'The danger of toy code examples is twofold: they are often too abstract to make anyone go “ooh, that’s compelling”, and they are easily refuted with “I would never write it that way anyway”. The danger of overly complex examples is that they provide a convenient strawman for…
“It won’t happen overnight. But if you quit, it won’t happen at all.” - Doug D’Anna
The core values of Powerful Python Everything I attempt to teach you centers around three core values: 1. Professionalism 2. Craftsmanship 3. Fun Professionalism means you can be relied on. You do what you say, and you follow through. Every team you join, you carry your…
When to use logging: As often as you can. When you insert logging calls early and often, then by the time you need them, your program will have a thorough set already installed... reporting heaps of useful information for troubleshooting, monitoring, and more.
The new reality of remote work "Remote jobs are only for the top 1%." So sayeth a post I recently found online. Because the world had shifted heavily to remote work for a while... And we all know it has shifted back. But there is hope. When you write code for a living, it is…
AI code generation tools are accelerators. Enhancing the coding abilities you already have. And if you do not have that base of coding skills to begin with... There is only so much it can enhance.
Let me introduce perhaps the most important concept for getting ahead in the next 10 years: Differential Advantage. That's a lot of syllables. But it is critical every Python professional know this idea, understand it, and successfully leverage it to get and stay ahead. This…
99 advanced Python topics: powerfulpython.com/blog/99-advanc…
How to be a second rate developer: "Yeah, but when would I actually ever USE this?" I took a deep breath. Five minutes in, and he'd asked this twice already. I was explaining a very complex programming technique to a group of experienced developers. I started by showing a few…
Levels of Python type annotations Python has optional type annotations - also called "type hints". Like this: The annotations here being "Entry" as the type for the "entry" argument, and "dict" as the return type. In fact, there are at least 3 ways type annotations can be…
United States Trends
- 1. Rob Reiner 338K posts
- 2. Good Monday 44.4K posts
- 3. #MondayMotivation 8,613 posts
- 4. Victory Monday 1,183 posts
- 5. All in the Family 32K posts
- 6. Meathead 10K posts
- 7. Stand By Me 28.4K posts
- 8. The Princess Bride 23.2K posts
- 9. #MondayVibes 3,142 posts
- 10. #MondayMood 1,007 posts
- 11. When Harry Met Sally 28.4K posts
- 12. Ella Cook 36.6K posts
- 13. Spinal Tap 22K posts
- 14. Chile 849K posts
- 15. Shaq 6,260 posts
- 16. Brentwood 23.5K posts
- 17. iRobot 12.6K posts
- 18. Derry 86.2K posts
- 19. James Woods 13.7K posts
- 20. Archie Bunker N/A
You might like
-
Jeffrey Snover
@jsnover -
Chris Coons
@ChrisCoonsforDE -
t3rn
@t3rn_io -
PythonAnywhere
@pythonanywhere -
Fraize
@fraize__ -
Locust
@locustio -
Natan Silnitsky
@NSilnitsky -
Yury Selivanov - e/python
@1st1 -
Victor Stinner 🐍
@VictorStinner -
U of A College of SBS
@UArizonaSBS -
Nikolai Yakovenko
@ivan_bezdomny -
Python Valencia
@python_vlc -
boomo
@boomoyumo
Something went wrong.
Something went wrong.