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This is great! There aren't enough references on Python internals, I find. Not sure you're at all interested in going in this direction, but I (and likely many
by fantod 6y ago
This is great! There aren't enough references on Python internals, I find.
Not sure you're at all interested in going in this direction, but I (and likely many people) would be really interested in a similar explanation of NumPy internals.
- callamdelaney 6y agoThere are some great videos on youtube, a little outdated but gold if you can find them. It's this guy who literally sits at his desk for an hour and a half straight and walks a class line by line through various parts of cpython2.7 - little outdated but was awesome. There are multiple parts.
- mattip 6y agoPlease open a documentation issue at https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues https://github.com/numpy/numpy/issues describing exactly which internals you would like to see explained: indexing, ufuncs, linkage, random, dtypes, ... and what format you would like to see the documentation in: text, video, lessons with questions/answers, ... As for python internals, https://snarky.ca/ https://snarky.ca/ has some great short high level “how does this construct work” text explainations.
- edgyquant 6y agoMore people are looking for passive articles to consume than filing a bug report to request information on specific systems. This reply is unnecessary.