lobsters (@lobsters@mastodon.social)
A Conceptual Overview of asyncio https://lobste.rs/s/eev0oh #python
https://docs.python.org/3/howto/a-conceptual-overview-of-asyncio.html
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lobsters (@lobsters@mastodon.social)
Django Admin Deux: Bringing Django's Admin Back to Django https://lobste.rs/s/ukr1wu #python
https://emma.has-a.blog/articles/django-admin-deux-bringing-admin-back-to-django.html
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jochie (@jochie@strangeweb.page)
Quest 6 "Mentorship Matrix" #EverybodyCodes 2025 (in #Python)
https://everybody.codes/event/2025/quests/6
Going from P1 and P2 to P3 very much felt like the "How to draw an owl" meme.
Also one of the first real cases where, if you pick the wrong approach, you may be waiting until the heat death of the universe for your code to find an answer.
https://codeberg.org/jochie/EverybodyCodes/src/branch/main/2025/Q06
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mdk (@mdk@mamot.fr)
Y'a un meetup #Python qui s'organise sur #Grenoble : https://discuss.afpy.org/t/sur-grenoble-meetup-le-20-novembre/2857
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clonbg (@clonbg@masto.es)
Primeros pasos con PyQt y QtDesigner. Primer programa con Python https://myblog.clonbg.es/primeros-pasos-con-pyqt-y-qtdesigner-primer-programa-con-python/ #Programación #Python #PyQT https://clonbg.es
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webology (@webology@mastodon.social)
🤔 I have been sitting on Emma's Django Admin Deux article all day and I think it's super cool.
I struggled with it at first out of fear of how different the examples looked compared to the existing Admin code which IMO should continue to just work.
Seeing "7. Familiar Django Admin Patterns" really took the edge off for me, and it seems like once complete, we might have the best shot at expending the Django Admin another decade or two.
https://emma.has-a.blog/articles/django-admin-deux-bringing-admin-back-to-django.html
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cazabon (@cazabon@mindly.social)
Programming in MicroPython is interesting, in multiple ways.
If you're not familiar with it, it's a port of the Python language to run on very small systems - primarily microcontrollers of various types. Programming for any of these types of systems, in any language/environment, always poses some challenges because of the limited resources. Forget 32-bit machines limited to 1GB of user-mode address space - think 256 KB of RAM being unimaginably vast for many MCUs, even today.
They did a pretty amazing job getting Python to run on these MCUs. It even supports a lot of the standard library, with restrictions, limits, and various missing bits an unavoidable side-effect.
The specific things that have tickled me about it recently include:
* Missing stdlib modules that a modern Python programmer just takes for granted.
* Don't do more than basic type hints / annotations, because MicroPython won't like them.
* Get used to running into out-of-memory errors if you build lots of complex data structures at runtime.
* Some of the more modern features and syntax aren't supported.
It actually feels kind of like programming in Python 1.1 or so did. I haven't checked, but it wouldn't surprise me if exceptions were strings 😉
#MicroPython #Python #microcontroller #MCU #software #programming #resources #nostalgia #exceptions
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jobsfordevelopers (@jobsfordevelopers@mastodon.world)
Datadog is hiring Senior Software Engineer – Feature Store (AI Platform)
🔧 #golang #java #python #scala #aws #kafka #seniorengineer
🌎 Paris, France; Sophia Antipolis, France
⏰ Full-time
🏢 Datadog
Job details https://jobsfordevelopers.com/jobs/senior-software-engineer-feature-store-ai-platform-at-datadoghq-com-jul-7-2025-1e03f2?utm_source=mastodon.world&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=posting
#jobalert #jobsearch #hiring
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r343l (@r343l@freeradical.zone)
Seriously cool post about Bank Python, a thing I maybe vaguely knew had to exist – of course financial companies would have bespoke Python code systems – but I had no idea they had THIS level of interesting ways of doing things with Python! #python https://freeradical.zone/@r343l/115534670163831587
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r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
Perl Weekly Challenge 347's tasks are formatting dates and phone numbers, so I'm offering up ELO's Telephone Line as this week's musical theme.
Doo-wop, doo-be-doo-doo-wop, doo-wah, doo-languages...
#PerlWeeklyChallenge #raku #perl #python #elixir
Perl Weekly Challenge: Oh, oh,...
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r (@r@bsky.brid.gy)
Perl Weekly Challenge 347's tasks are formatting dates and phone numbers, so I'm offering up ELO's Telephone Line as this week's musical theme.
Doo-wop, doo-be-doo-doo-wop, doo-wah, doo-languages...
#PerlWeeklyChallenge #raku #perl #python #elixir
Perl Weekly Challenge: Oh, oh,...
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treyhunner (@treyhunner@mastodon.social)
Python allows parentheses just about anywhere, but some unnecessary parentheses can increase confusion more than they increase readability.
I just published a new article on the interesting ways that new #Python programmers often use parentheses in Python.
https://pym.dev/unnecessary-parentheses/
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