hackernoon (@hackernoon@mas.to)
Comparing Pandas and Polars https://hackernoon.com/pandas-vs-polars-in-2025-choosing-the-best-python-tool-for-big-data #python
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david_megginson (@david_megginson@mstdn.ca)
@CartyBoston I've never regretted writing my own Javascript, CSS, Python/PHP, etc., and nearly always regretted using frameworks for those things. I have sites that I still haven't untangled from Bootstrap, for example. 🙁
The one micro-framework that I haven't regretted over the years is Flask (Python), because it's so thin that it still lets you do almost everything yourself.
I understand Flask started out as an April Fool's joke ("You said you wanted 'minimal', so here you go…") , and then the joke backfired when the Python community took it up enthusiastically.
There's a lesson in there somewhere.
#webdev #Javascript #Python #Flask #coding
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pycharm (@pycharm@techhub.social)
PyCharm 2025.2: AI Toolkit for AI Engineers and More!
#Python #Pycharm #Releases
https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2025/08/pycharm-2025-2/
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habr (@habr@zhub.link)
Пишем бота для «Отечественного WeChat» — Max на Python
Недавно VK сделал новый мессенджер - Max - который рекламируют как отечественный аналог WeChat. Пока что он немного сыроват, но в нём видно потенциал. Сегодня мы будем делать бота для него на Python.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/934140/
#aiomax #мессенджер #max #python #библиотека #чатбот #чатбот
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lobsters (@lobsters@mastodon.social)
The PSF has paused our Grants Program https://lobste.rs/s/j6brbd #python
https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2025/08/the-psf-has-paused-our-grants-program.html
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vivis_dev (@vivis_dev@mastodon.social)
#python uses the flyweight design pattern to intern strings
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vivis_dev (@vivis_dev@mastodon.social)
#python sets are useful when you need:
- fast membership testing
- deduplication or uniqueness guarantees
- comparing two sets of items
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vivis_dev (@vivis_dev@mastodon.social)
#python list tips:
- You can search substrings with list.index(elmnt, start, end)
- reversed(list) is more memory efficient for reversing a list than slicing list[::-1] because it returns an iterator instead of a copy
- You can remove multiple items with slice assignment using list[1:4] = [] or del a[1:4]
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vivis_dev (@vivis_dev@mastodon.social)
#python variable scoping can be confusing if you’re used to other programming languages.
A scope determines where a variable name is visible, and it’s lifetime.
Python checks for the variable definition in the following order, and stops at the first match - Local, Enclosing, Global, Builtin functions.
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vivis_dev (@vivis_dev@mastodon.social)
It’s been a fun July writing Python Koans, I’m hoping to carry this momentum for the rest of the year!
If you have suggestions or topics you want me to cover, feel free to DM me!
https://pythonkoans.substack.com
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kushal (@kushal@toots.dgplug.org)
Dear #Python #community please read this important #blog post https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2025/08/the-psf-has-paused-our-grants-program.html related to #grants from @ThePSF
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fediverse (@fediverse@app.wafrn.net)
an old cohost post.
print(''. join( *[
map(lambda x: a[x ]
if x in a else x,[
s for s in input()]
)for a in [dict(**
a, **b)for a, b in
zip( *list ( zip ([
dict(dict( dict(**a
,**b),**c) ,**d)for
a,b,c,d in [( {i: j
for i,j in zip(a ,a
[: :-1])}, {i.upper
():j.upper ()for i,
j in zip(a ,a[ ::
-1])}, {j :i for
i , j in zip(a,a
[ : : -1] )},{j .
upper (): i.upper
()for i,j in zip(
a, a[ : :- 1 ] ) }
) for a in input (
).split()]] )))]]))
on execution, try input:
kpfg aieo
offli
#python #shitpost
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