Python Bytes celebrate their 100th Podcast Episode! Congrats to Mike and Brian!
Just two short years in the making, @brianokken and @mkennedy are thrilled to present @pythonbytes episode 100!… https://t.co/B2g2R291t7
— Python Bytes Podcast (@pythonbytes) October 19, 2018
Automation Panda (Andy Knight!) at it again with an article on Python Colloquialisms
Automation Panda – Speaking ‘Pythonese’ (colloquialisms for quick reference) https://t.co/AvOhDT5BeV
— Environment & Tech (@enviro_dev) October 15, 2018
A quick guide to squashing git commits
Submitted by @clamytoe.
RT @ThePracticalDev: Method #1: one commit to rule the master branch Method #2: not that much! Method #3: getting picky { author: @hivickyl…
— Martin Uribe (@clamytoe) October 20, 2018
sudo pip install is bad! (Just use Virtual Environments!)
Stop using sudo pip install https://t.co/q3UJrZWzYb by @eLabFTW
— Python LibHunt (@PythonLibHunt) October 18, 2018
PyBites Data Analysis by Martin! Loved reading through this!
“Pretty amazing that Pybites Blog Challenges had over 300 distinct github interactions in such a short time!” Chec… https://t.co/hjgkmFVMrx
— Pybites (@pybites) October 19, 2018
Pretty cool data viz of where the Python Developers Survey respondents are
RT @ewa_jodlowska: This is where we are with the Python Developers Survey: 7,455 responses from 139 countries! Let’s keep the responses com…
— Jason Wattier (@jmwatt3) October 18, 2018
Congratulations to the latest PSF Fellow Members (Q3 2018)!
RT @ThePSF: Python Software Foundation Fellow Members for Q3 2018 https://t.co/7VlXNM5ezG
— Naomi Ceder (@NaomiCeder) October 11, 2018
I’m pretty sure we’ve all seen this in action…
“There is nothing more unproductive than to build something efficiently that should not have been built at all.” – Milt Bryce
— Programming Wisdom (@CodeWisdom) October 19, 2018
Dan Bader is taking over PyCodersWeekly!
I’ve got some news to share—I’m the new owner and curator-in-chief at @pycoders, and I’m super excited about it C… https://t.co/EaFeya4Ynx
— Dan Bader (@dbader_org) October 16, 2018
Properties such as p{Alphabetic} can be easier to read than [A-Za-z]. Works better with internationalization as well.
— Regular Expression (@RegexTip) October 17, 2018
A site to share your .(dot)config files! How awesome is this!
https://t.co/9hy1c4tNFx # This site allows people to share their dot config files. For instance, they have a collec… https://t.co/pob7uo9lZl
— Command Line Magic (@climagic) October 19, 2018
Flashback!
Do you remember this ? How does that make you feel ? https://t.co/7AfjVBMxxs
— Project Jupyter (@ProjectJupyter) October 20, 2018
Ten Simple Rules for Reproducible Research in Jupyter Notebook preprint
RT @peterwrose: Ten Simple Rules for Reproducible Research in Jupyter Notebook preprint now available: https://t.co/4KZmtvPQkm and example…
— matt harrison (@__mharrison__) October 19, 2018
User Authentication in Flask with Okta
RT @siddhantgoel: How to Add User Authentication to Flask Apps with Okta /via @fullstackpython https://t.co/m2cAoBIECi #python #flask #aut…
— Full Stack Python (@fullstackpython) October 19, 2018
Build Graph Nets in Tensorflow
graph_nets – Build Graph Nets in Tensorflow https://t.co/dN0AD91EPc
— Python Trending (@pythontrending) October 18, 2018
>>> from pybites import Bob, Julian
Keep Calm and Code in Python!