Congrats to our mate Andy Knight for his awesome talk at PyOhio!
EGAD! How do we start writing (better) tests? Thanks to everyone who attended! #PyOhio https://t.co/mV2KTtt1dH
— Automation Panda (@AutomationPanda) July 28, 2018
Always awesome to see organisations encouraging kids to focus on STEM related learning!
.@Girlscouts announced that it’s to introduce new badges centering STEM and other technology-related issues; “…badg… https://t.co/9ucUcS4aTg
— Kode With Klossy (@kodewithklossy) July 26, 2018
A complete guide to documenting Python code by Real Python
RT @realpython: Documenting Python Code: A Complete Guide https://t.co/C1ZwOUUsqZ
— Rene Sanchez (@cod3ghoul) July 26, 2018
More Python Testing love!
RT @miguelgfierro: New post: A Beginner’s Guide to Python Testing https://t.co/cdPeAOrdDn
— TestDriven.io (@testdrivenio) July 29, 2018
Ha!
Incorrect code comments. Useless code comments. Uncommented code. https://t.co/wa8UPNScLE
— Al Sweigart (@AlSweigart) July 27, 2018
Object tracking in video! More gold from Adrian Rosebrock
Today we’re kicking off a brand new series on Object Tracking! In this post you’ll learn how to apply the simple… https://t.co/4AMfIA8OOE
— Adrian Rosebrock (@PyImageSearch) July 23, 2018
This is such a thought provoking and deep thread I had to include it. Just read it!
RT @ferrisjabr: If you put chalk under a powerful microscope—white cliffs of Dover type chalk, not the modern blackboard variety—you will s…
— Enthought Inc. (@enthought) July 26, 2018
A great reminder that the shape matters!
RT @DataRemixed: Stats Quiz: The average NFL player is about 25 years old, just over 6’2″ in height, weighs a little more than 244lbs and m…
— David Robinson (@drob) July 27, 2018
Definitely something I need to keep in mind more often
“Always implement things when you actually need them, never when you just foresee that you need them.” – Ron Jeffries
— Programming Wisdom (@CodeWisdom) July 29, 2018
Now THIS is a useful regex!
(?i) makes a regular expression case-insensitive. Example: (?i)abc is the same as [aA][bB][cC].
— Regular Expression (@RegexTip) July 27, 2018
Git Blame!!
RT @nnja: ⚡️ TIL about git-blame-someone-else ⚡️ It does exactly what you’d expect it to. Source at https://t.co/woaDagPHIf https://t.co/D…
— Martin Uribe (@clamytoe) July 26, 2018
Data Science and Linear Algebra Fundamentals with Python, SciPy, & NumPy https://t.co/xiTF5PiUeQ https://t.co/PyVKXld4Ih
— twilio (@twilio) July 28, 2018
Hands on with Python 3.7
A summary of what’s new in Python 3.7 https://t.co/HsaLBmsZMY by @hackaday
— Python LibHunt (@PythonLibHunt) July 24, 2018
Hunt down slow pytest tests
RT @cameronmaske: Slow tests making you sad? Here is how you easily hunt them down with pytest. Simply include `–duration=10` in your `…
— matt harrison (@__mharrison__) July 24, 2018
pathlib.Path has methods for reading and writing files: from pathlib import Path fname = Path(‘sometxt.txt’) fname… https://t.co/sU3fbAYI8k
— Daily Python Tip (@python_tip) July 27, 2018
>>> from pybites import Bob, Julian
Keep Calm and Code in Python!