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Python Packaging, Concurrency, and New PEPs
In this episode, Michael and Brian cover the latest updates in the Python world, beginning with the innovative compatibility shims in the HTTPXYZ fork. They discuss the major release of Pip 26.1, highlighting new security-focused features …
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Python Updates: Profiling, Garbage Collection and AI Usage
In this episode, Michael and Brian explore the latest in Python tooling and core development. They analyze the recent decision to revert the incremental garbage collector in Python 3.14 due to severe memory regressions, highlighting the ne…
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Django Modern REST, Python 3.15, and Memory Optimization
This episode explores the intersection of high-performance backend development and proactive memory management. The hosts introduce Django Modern REST, a framework offering true async support and seamless integration for AI agents through …
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Python Developer News: Ty Migration, Rust ORMs & AI
This episode covers the transition from legacy checking tools to modern Rust-based solutions like Ty and the performance benefits of adopting a Raw + Data Classes architectural pattern over traditional ORMs. The hosts discuss the emergence…
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Python Supply Chain Security & AI Coding Risks
Episode 475 of Python Bytes explores critical challenges in modern software development, specifically focusing on supply chain security. The discussion highlights the risks of "ghost packages" in UV lock files, the importance of hardening …
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Python Dev News: UV Workspaces, CAdders, and Agentic AI
This episode of Python Bytes explores modern development workflows, specifically focusing on managing monorepos with the uv package manager and the benefits of decoupling data validation from class definitions using cattrs. The hosts discu…
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Python Developer Workflow: Agentic Patterns & Updates
This episode of Python Bytes, hosted by Michael Kennedy and Brian Aukin, explores the evolution of software development in the age of AI coding agents. A central theme is the adoption of a raw database query plus data classes design patter…
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Python Testing Tools, TUI Dashboards, and PEPs
This episode focuses on modern developer tools and language evolution. We dive into the convenience of inline snapshot testing with PyTest and examine Jolt, a powerful terminal utility for monitoring laptop battery health and process energ…
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Python Dev Tools: Command Book, UVX, and Process Management
In this episode, we dive into new developer tooling and efficiency updates. Highlights include Michael's new native Swift application, Command Book, which streamlines long-running terminal processes, and the release of UVX.sh, a frictionle…
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Django Bolt, Async Debugging, and Datastar Framework
This episode covers fresh developments in the Python landscape, starting with Django Bolt and its Rust-based approach to building high-performance APIs. The hosts examine Datastar, a lightweight, hypermedia-driven library that aims to stre…
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Python Updates: Tprof, Toad CLI, and AI Best Practices
This episode covers essential tools for modern Python development. We explore Grey Noise's IP verification tool for network security and Adam Johnson's Tprof, a new profiler that leverages Python 3.12 APIs to profile specific functions, cu…
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Python Development: Upgrading Django, UV, and AI Tools
In this episode of Python Bytes, Michael Kennedy and Brian Okken dive deep into a diverse set of Python engineering topics. The discussion highlights tools for better Django management, an analysis of why the UV package installer is signif…
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Python Development: Efficiency, AI Impact, and Benchmarking
Episode 465 of Python Bytes explores the evolving developer stack in the age of AI. The hosts discuss practical tools like Portkiller and Codspeed for managing processes and benchmarking performance. A significant portion of the conversati…
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Python Byte 464: Typing, Supply Chains, and New Era
In this 464th episode, the hosts dive into the groundbreaking development of TY, an exceptionally fast and incremental type checker and language server set to revolutionize Python workflows. The episode provides a comprehensive guide on fo…
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Agentic Coding, FOSS Economics, and Git Trends
In this year-end wrap-up, Michael and Brian explore the transformative impact of agentic AI on coding economics, noting that while efficiency gains are significant, the industry faces challenges regarding code maintenance and complexity. A…
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Python Dev News: Deprecation Handling & Tools
This episode covers the persistent issues with Python's default deprecation warning system and potential strategies for making these warnings more visible to developers. The hosts explore new open-source tools like DOCS, a self-hosted gove…
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Python Updates: PEPs, Pandas 3.0, and Tabloid Language
Episode 461 of Python Bytes covers a variety of updates for the Python ecosystem. Key technical topics include the introduction of PEP 798 for unpacking in comprehensions, the acceptance of PEP 810 for explicit lazy imports, and the upcomi…
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Python Bytes Episode 460: Advent of Code & Django 6
This episode of Python Bytes covers a wide range of essential updates for the Python community. We start with the kickoff of the popular Advent of Code, highlighting new tools like the Elf CLI. The deep dive into the upcoming Django 6 rele…
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Python 3.14 Frozen Dict, Zensicle, and Dependency Tools
This episode of Python Bytes covers critical updates in the Python ecosystem, including the introduction of the frozen dict in Python 3.14 to improve thread safety and code intent. The hosts discuss the transition from Material for MkDocs …
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Python Byte 458: Django, SQLite Pooling, and Tools
In episode 458 of Python Bytes, Michael and Brian take a deep dive into modernizing the Django project website and improving database performance using AIO SQLite Pool, which offers near-doubled throughput for async applications. The conve…
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Python Performance Hacks and WebRTC for Developers
In this episode, the team explores tools and techniques to enhance Python development. They deep-dive into HTTP Tap, a visual CLI tool for debugging web requests, and review 10 performance-enhancing hacks for Python, emphasizing standard l…
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Python 456: Serialization, PEP 810, and PSF Funding
In this episode, we dive into the complex intersection of politics and open source as the PSF makes the difficult decision to reject a major grant over restrictive conditions. We also explore technical innovations, highlighting Pybantic fo…
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Python Bytes: Free-Threaded Performance, CLI Tools, and AI
Episode 455 of Python Bytes dives into the rapidly evolving landscape of free-threaded Python, highlighting significant performance improvements and garbage collection optimizations as Python 3.14 matures. The hosts explore new developer t…
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Python Development, CLI Tools, and Modern Web APIs
In this episode, Michael and Brian delve into a variety of topics centered on Python development and efficient workflow management. They evaluate the necessity of third-party frameworks for building Django REST APIs, advocating for simpler…
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Python Updates: 3.14 Performance, New Tools & Web Frameworks
This episode covers the release of Python 3.14 and the latest performance metrics, specifically highlighting the closing gap between free-threaded builds and standard CPython distributions. We explore PyPI+, a powerful third-party UI for e…
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