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Python Development, Chaos Engineering, and PC Tools
In this episode, we dive into the intersection of modern Python and high-performance computing. We highlight the FEniCS project for solving complex equations and explore how the Cursive RE library simplifies regular expressions. We examine…
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Python Byte Code: Regular Expressions, APIs, and GUI
In this episode, Michael and Brian explore several exciting tools for the Python developer. We kick off with a look at the parse library, a readable alternative to complex regular expressions. Next, we examine the F-Man build system for pa…
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Python Byte-Sized News: Numba, Pip 10, and Pandas
In this episode, Michael Kennedy and Brian Akin discuss essential updates for the Python community. Key topics include the performance benefits of using Numba for numerical tasks, the major release of pip 10, and the successful migration o…
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Python Engineering Insights and 3.7 Performance News
In this episode, Michael Kennedy and Brian Akin discuss the latest trends and tools within the Python community. Highlights include using Pelican for high-performance static site generation, the flexibility of the notifiers library for man…
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Python Insights: Line Lengths, NumPy Trends, and Growth
This episode of Python Bytes covers a wide spectrum of the Python ecosystem, starting with a fascinating statistical analysis of code line lengths in major packages like NumPy and Scikit-Learn. The hosts delve into the strategic decision b…
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Python Development Tools and 2017 Industry Insights
In this episode, the hosts discuss the latest advancements and community efforts within the Python ecosystem. They highlight the community effort behind the Better Exceptions utility, which gained Python 3 support in just eight hours. The …
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Python Updates: Learning, Tooling and Security
In this episode, the hosts dive into a variety of useful resources, including Matt Harrison's new Python 3.6 reference, which serves as a concise guide for developers. They discuss how to effectively handle legacy Python 2 packages when up…
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Python Byte-Sized: Text Processing, 3.6 Features, and Tools
This episode covers essential updates and tools for the modern Python developer. We delve into replacing error-prone regular expressions with Finite State Transducers via PyNinny and explore the performance and syntax enhancements arriving…
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Python Updates: Celery 4.0, PyCon 2017, and PyTest Tips
In this episode, the hosts highlight major updates to essential Python libraries like Celery 4.0 and PSUtil 5.0, alongside improvements to the PyTest ecosystem. Significant focus is placed on the upcoming PyCon US 2017, urging developers t…
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