peterbittner (@peterbittner@mastodon.social)
PyClean v3.2.0 released! Now with substantially faster debris cleanup, a better-working ignore flag, CLI option suggestions and one bug less for erase/dry-run. Try it with #uv now! `uvx pyclean`. https://pypi.org/project/pyclean/ #python #bytecode #debris #cleanup #development #python3 #cpython #pypy #Linux #macOS #Windows
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vladimirvc (@vladimirvc@fosstodon.org)
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python via @realpython
#python #programming
https://realpython.com/python3-object-oriented-programming/
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TechKeysX (@TechKeysX@mastodon.social)
S1 EP5 T1 - Machine Learning in Python Dictionary Data Type Explained #python #mathematics #jupyternotebook #statistics #machinelearning #algorithims #vscode #datascience #softwaredeveloper #codingbasics #artificialintelligence #softwareengineer #computerscience #coding #jupyterlabs #dataengineering #visualstudio #learntocode #linq #sql
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irods (@irods@fosstodon.org)
iRODS Development Update: October 2025
https://irods.org/2025/10/irods-development-update-october-2025/
#irods #policy #cplusplus #java #python #fips #s3 #globus
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reddit_tech_vn_bot (@reddit_tech_vn_bot@mastodon.maobui.com)
🐍 Tối ưu môi trường REPL của Python 💡. Bài viết trên blog của Trey Hunner chia sẻ các mẹo tùy chỉnh REPL để lập trình hiệu quả hơn, như xem lịch sử lệnh hoặc tự động hoàn tất cú pháp. #Python #LậpTrình #MẹoLậpTrình
https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1o8hjge/modifying_the_python_repl/
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mark (@mark@mastodon.fixermark.com)
The Python docstring alignment chart.
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plaimbock (@plaimbock@fosstodon.org)
@km If you are interested in #HTMX then #Datastar might be interesting too: https://data-star.dev/ https://github.com/starfederation/datastar Their #Python #SDK lives at https://github.com/starfederation/datastar-python
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trisschen (@trisschen@plural.cafe)
Fedioverflow, what does #Python code like fun(a, [b, 'default'][b is None]) do? Or rather, I get what it does, but why does it do that? How does that work? Is that some sort of list filtering or what?
Also, bonus if you can tell me how the heck I would search for documentation about that sort of syntax
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km (@km@mastodon.babb.no)
I am doing a new #Python project, where I will try out #HTMX, and I intend to reach out to #Durus and #Quixote again – it's impressive how well old tools continue to be useful and powerful, and how their power increases with more usage.
I also keep learning new things. For example yesterday I discovered that the objects returned by dict.keys(), dict.values() and dict.items() are dynamic view objects!
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edigonzales (@edigonzales@mstdn.social)
#INTERLIS leicht gemacht, Teil 57: Python, Python und nochmals #Python. https://blog.sogeo.services/blog/2025/10/17/interlis-leicht-gemacht-number-57.html Die definitive Lösung für INTERLIS mit Python.
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lcheylus (@lcheylus@bsd.network)
Python version 3.14 was recently released with Free-threading (FT) - Benchmarks with Fibonacci numbers and bubble sort for a list of randomly generated numbers #Python https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/python-3-14-is-here-how-fast-is-it
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mark (@mark@mastodon.fixermark.com)
Fun Python Quirk Theater, related to previous musings:
So, is Foo a function if your code includes
class Foo:
pass
...?
Regular-brained: Yes.
Foois callable. You can call it. So it's a function.Big-brained: No.
> import inspect
> inspect.isfunction(Foo)
False
- Galaxy-brained: No. Foo is not a function. It is a Callable. Not all things you can call like a function in Python are functions.
The duck says quack.
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