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- Iommi: A toolkit to build web apps faster (docs.iommi.rocks)
- Timeouts and Cancellation for Humans (2018) (vorpus.org)
- Whenever: Typed and DST-safe datetimes for Python (github.com)
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There's a lot of options for concurrency. In Python alone, you can use threads with shared memory, threads with queues, processes with queues, concurrent.futures, asyncio, trio, or AnyIO. Java now has a preview of…
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What's your usual solution when you want better visibility into problems than you get from going through unstructured text logs with grep and vim, but your dev team of 1-10 people is too small to operate a bunch of…
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We have few or no tests but we'd like to change that
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We focus on end-to-end tests
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There's a lot of debate around testing. I'm interested to see how people approach it at work and how satisfied they are with their approach. To preempt arguments about terminology, here's how I'll define the terms for…
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We focus on unit tests and do a lot of mocking
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We have few or no tests and we're fine with that
- The strict aliasing situation is pretty bad (2016) (blog.regehr.org)
- Dates and Times and Types (2022) (blog.glyph.im)
- VHS-decode project could help archival efforts (2022) (hackaday.com)
- Intel's power play: Hands-on with ATX12VO (2020) (pcworld.com)
- The Day of a New Command-Line Interface (arcan-fe.com)
- Get a TypeError when using a datetime when you wanted a date (blog.glyph.im)
- Hello, HPy (hpyproject.org)
- Are We Digital Typesetting Yet? (arewedigitaltypesettingyet.com)
- Putting the I back in IDE: Towards a GitHub Explorer (2018) (blog.janestreet.com)
- Hypermodern Python (2020) (cjolowicz.github.io)
- Deep Python technical issues soon fixed through the HPy project? (legi.grenoble-inp.fr)
- Let's Prove Leftpad (hillelwayne.com)