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Nice, I've shared it in my social networks. As for a supposed "Advanced Python" edition, it would be great to compile at least a list of topics that could be i
by omegote 11y ago
Nice, I've shared it in my social networks.
As for a supposed "Advanced Python" edition, it would be great to compile at least a list of topics that could be interesting. Some have been already mentioned in this thread, like:
- Metaclasses
- Packaging (for pypi)
I'd add:
- Must-have libraries
- Testing
- tdfx 11y agoThere is "Expert Python Programming" (https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/expert-python-programming https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/expert-pyth...). Some of the material is dated, but I'm sure it would be a good place to start as far as gathering topics for further study.
- Poiesis 11y agoAsyncio, for sure.
- alexchamberlain 11y agoWhilst I don't buy into the TDD fad, Testing should not be an advanced topic.
- crdoconnor 11y agoWhat don't you buy about TDD?
- ersii 11y agoTest Driven Development (TDD) may or may not be a fad. Regardless, one can always have testing in ones development work. That doesn't mean you're driven by the tests. Edit: On second thought, I read your comment sloppily. I agree, testing in itself isn't an advanced topic and I'd recommend a section on some testing :-)