Some time ago I asked on Twitter: I was curious what you use #Python decorators for? And I got quite an amazing / insightful response: The obvious next step for me was to look at some examples / use cases. So below are 5 useful applications of decorators. Study them, then apply similar things to… Continue reading 5 Helpful Python Decorator Use Cases
5 Helpful Python Decorator Use Cases
By Bob Belderbos on 3 August 2021
Are you overwhelmed by tutorial paralysis?
By Bob Belderbos on 30 July 2021
Tutorial Paralysis, information overload, hoarding and never completing online courses (How large are your Udemy and Coursera libraries?)… This is the pain we’re increasingly hearing about in conversations with developers and it’s more common than you may realise. It’s real, it’s crippling and it can make you feel like you’re going nowhere. Even if you do manage… Continue reading Are you overwhelmed by tutorial paralysis?
PyBites Website 2.0 is here
By PyBites Team on 27 July 2021
Hey, what just happened to the pybit.es site?! After 4.5 years of content updates, products and growth, the site just got outdated, unmanageable and even confusing. The pain was real and we needed a fix! The site was first created using Pelican, a (Python) static site generator + GitHub pages and we were happy with… Continue reading PyBites Website 2.0 is here
Fast Emoji Lookup from the Command Line
By Bob Belderbos on 7 May 2021
Today I wanted to share a little app I built the other day to search emojis from the command line.
And now for something completely different… MicroPython!
By Cedric Sambre on 2 April 2021
What if you could control a little circuitboard with a bunch of IO’s, integrated WiFi and a camera slot on board?
Naughts and Crosses Gets a Little Help
By Geoff Riley on 12 March 2021
Naughts and Crosses (Tic-Tac-Toe to some audiences) is a popular skill game often played by children. It can also be usefully employed to distract dial up computers, at NORAD for example, rather than allowing the ‘playing’ of Global Thermonuclear War. Would you like to play a game?
Are You Working on Your Mindset as Much as Your Technical Skills?
By Bob Belderbos on 6 March 2021
In this post we share our favourite lessons from basketball coach Wooden: enjoy the game (more than the result), many small improvements compound over time, your actions reveal your character, stay humble, and keep emotion and ego in check.
Don’t Blame Yourself at Work
By Julian Sequeira on 5 March 2021
A workplace/career thought for you to consider today.
There is NO Competition, Stop Comparing Yourself to Others
By Bob Belderbos on 4 March 2021
The sure way to feel less fulfilled and increase imposter syndrome? Comparing yourself to others …
10 Cool Pytest Tips You Might Not Know About
By Bob Belderbos on 26 February 2021
Here are 10 things we learned writing pytest code that might come in handy.