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Python Updates, Windows Compatibility, and Coding Trends
In this episode, hosts Brian Aukin and Michael Kennedy are joined by Microsoft engineer and CPython core developer Steve Dower to discuss the state of Python on Windows and key internal updates. The team explores common pain points with Py…
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Awkward Arrays, Jupyter LSP, and Python Tips
In this episode, we explore the powerful, newly updated Awkward Arrays library for handling messy, nested data, which now runs on a C++ core. We also delve into the JupyterLab LSP project, which brings essential IDE-like features—such as a…
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Jupyter Notebooks, PSF Survey, and Django Scalability
This episode covers a range of essential tools and practices in the Python ecosystem. The conversation begins with NBQA, a project that brings professional code quality tools like Black and flake8 to Jupyter Notebooks. The show highlights …
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DigitalOcean PaaS, Playwright, Async IO & Hacktoberfest
In this episode, the hosts explore the launch of DigitalOcean's new PaaS offering, designed to streamline web deployments through GitHub integration. The discussion shifts to automated testing with Microsoft's Playwright, an efficient alte…
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Python 3.9 Features, Jupyter Black, and Anti-Patterns
This episode focuses on several key updates in Python 3.9, including new dictionary operators, string prefix/suffix cleanup, and expanded type hinting capabilities. We also dive into developer productivity tools like Jupyter Black for easi…
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Python Bytes 200: Community, Testing, and Infrastructure
In this 200th episode of Python Bytes, Brian and Michael dive into a variety of topics, beginning with best practices for offering technical assistance online. They highlight the importance of patience and clarity when interacting with dev…
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Python Updates: MicroPython 1.13 and Testing Tools
This episode covers key developments in the Python ecosystem, starting with the significant 1.13 release of MicroPython, which brings improved async support and memory fixes. We explore useful testing utilities, specifically Respx for mock…
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Python Developer Tools: Debugging, CLI, and More
In this episode, we dive into essential tools for Python developers aimed at improving productivity and debugging efficiency. We highlight the new.py utility for simplifying argparse setups and explore the benefits of PDB++ for a superior …
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Python Concurrency, Data APIs, and Banana Optimization
This episode explores the landscape of Python concurrency through AnyIO, a library that brings structured concurrency to the ecosystem. The hosts also discuss an ambitious new initiative to standardize data APIs across the fractured Python…
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Python Development: Django, Wheels, and Design Patterns
This episode covers a range of essential Python topics, beginning with a technical debate on whether Django databases should remain strictly agnostic or be tailored for specific performance. The hosts delve into the internals of CPython, e…
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Python Byte-Size: Watchdog, HTTP 418 & Pydantic Tips
In this episode, we explore versatile Python tools starting with Watchdog, a file-monitoring library perfect for developer efficiency. We dive into the humorous yet standard HTTP 418 status code introduced in Python 3.9 and discuss the pow…
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GitHub Readmes, HandCalcs, FastAPI, and Memory Optimization
In this episode, we dive into creative ways to enhance your GitHub profile using custom markdown and automation. We explore HandCalcs, an excellent tool for turning Python math into beautiful LaTeX documentation, perfect for engineers. We …
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Python IoT, PyTest 6, NLP Adversarial Attacks, and WebAssembly
This Python Bytes episode dives into the practical and future-facing aspects of the language. The team showcases the Device Simulator Express extension for VS Code to bridge the gap in hardware testing, breaks down major upgrades in PyTest…
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Python AsyncDebate, PyLance for VS Code & Git Commits
Episode 190 of Python Bytes dives into the nuances of async Python, advocating for a shift from polarized debates to architectural understanding. The hosts discuss the performance benefits of asynchronous programming in high-latency, IO-bo…
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Python Updates: Exceptions, DataPane, Pickle and Git Tips
Episode 189 of Python Bytes covers critical developer workflows and tools. The hosts discuss an improved way to handle exceptions using explicit causes to clarify complex tracebacks, alongside the risks and limitations of using Python's pi…
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Python Async, Scrum Metrics, and Pattern Matching
Episode 188 of Python Bytes explores diverse technical topics starting with Unsync, a library aiming to unify Python's convoluted concurrency models. The hosts dive into a creative fruit-based Scrum estimation scale before showcasing Math …
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Python News: LEGO Robotics, Git Guides, and SNEK
This episode covers an exciting array of Python-related developments, starting with the new Lego Mindstorms Robot Inventor, which introduces native Python support for robotics education. The hosts dive deep into developer workflows, highli…
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Python Data Tools, Virtual Environments, and PyProjects
In this episode, Michael Kennedy and Brian Okken dive into essential Python tools and upcoming infrastructure changes. They spotlight Side Table for more efficient data exploration in Pandas and Tabulate for creating clean, professional-lo…
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Python Tools for Docs, Debugging, and Data Science
In this episode, Michael Kennedy and Brian Aukin explore several powerful tools for the Python ecosystem. They discuss Myst, a markdown parser for Sphinx that enables advanced documentation; direnv, for context-aware environment management…
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Python AsyncIO, Virtual Envs, and Code Reproducibility
This episode of Python Bytes covers a variety of essential tools and techniques for the modern Python ecosystem. Key discussions focus on optimizing asynchronous programming in Python, specifically looking at how to effectively handle awai…
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Python Developer Tools, Web Conferences, and Security
This episode focuses on enhancing the Python developer's toolkit and security posture. Key discussions include Fast Pages as an interactive solution for Jupyter-based blogging and the announcement of a virtual-first Python Web Conference. …
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Python Developer Trends, Modern Best Practices & AI Music
Episode 182 of Python Bytes offers a detailed review of the 2019 Python Developers Survey, highlighting shifting industry trends like the prominence of data science, the decline of legacy Python 2, and the rise of containerization. The epi…
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Python Tools: Documentation, Data Viz, and Productivity
In this episode, we dive into essential tools for the modern Python ecosystem. We start with Interrogate, a powerful utility to enforce documentation standards by identifying missing docstrings, and discuss the underrated value of writing …
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Python 3.8 and Ubuntu 20.04 Updates, Safer Files, and Profiling
This episode of Python Bytes covers the release of Ubuntu 20.04, highlighting its seamless integration with Python 3.8 for production environments. The hosts discuss the power of Python's warning system, suggesting better ways to handle de…
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Python Governance, Data Tools, and Future Language Scaling
In this episode, Guido van Rossum provides expert insight into the evolution of Python, covering key updates such as the transition to the new PEG parser in 3.9 and the future of type annotations. The conversation explores the shifting lan…
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