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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
What is it then?
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
I was referring to the simplistic and well-known way of accessing data from a dictionary, such getting the value for a specific key or even iterating the keys & values of a dictionary. There's also quite simple to merge several dic
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Just Use Dictionaries (Python)(davidvujic.blogspot.com)
6 points by david-j-vujic 3y ago|13 comments
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
In my opinion, the biggest advantage of Emacs is the ability run and evaluate code in a REPL Driven Development style. It is very common in languages like Clojure, less common in Python. You can do a lot in VS Code and PyCharm, but I haven&
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Dad Jokes and Python Developer Experience(davidvujic.blogspot.com)
1 points by david-j-vujic 3y ago|0 comments
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
Reflecting on the well-known Monorepo tools out there, and it seems that most of them focus on task automation and orchestration: caching of runs and doing that fast. Those things are obviously very important, but I miss the perspectives of
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A fresh take on monorepos in Python [video](youtube.com)
2 points by david-j-vujic 3y ago|0 comments
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
I like the suggestions about a more descriptive name, like "multi-project", that I believe describe the thing more clearly. This would probably also remove some of the confusion betweeen the words monorepo and monolith. Also, I do
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
Interesting, I’m going to give this a try!
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
Favorite from the Python builtins is Pathlib and the caching abilities of functools.
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
One of my favorites is the Rich library, making it simple to develop nice-looking CLIs.
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Kafka Messaging with Python and Polylith(davidvujic.blogspot.com)
2 points by david-j-vujic 3y ago|1 comments
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
This article isn't about Franz Kafka or his great novella The Metamorphosis, where the main character one day realizes that he has transformed into a Human-size Bug. It is about a different kind of Kafka: Apache Kafka, with examples on
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
I think I understand the reasoning behind the strict usage of pip and the Python version usage, keeping things less complicated & without much surprises. On the other hand, keeping it safe with not using the latest stable Python is some
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GCP Cloud Functions with Python and Polylith(davidvujic.blogspot.com)
1 points by david-j-vujic 3y ago|1 comments
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
Running a full-blown 24/7 running service is sometimes not a good fit for a feature. Serverless functions (also known as Lambdas or Cloud functions) is an alternative for those single-purpose kind of features, and Polylith is a good ch
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
For Python, I would recommend to try keeping the balance between Functional and Pythonic. An example: a comprehension is often a better idea from a “Pythonic” perspective than using the map function.
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Python FastAPI Microservices with Polylith(davidvujic.blogspot.com)
1 points by david-j-vujic 3y ago|1 comments
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
FastAPI is a good choice for developing Python APIs. It has a modern feel to it, and is easy to learn. When I think about it, I could say the same things about Polylith.
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by david-j-vujic 3y ago
Some have already mentioned Polylith, but what might not be known is that it is available for Python too (I’m the maintainer of the Python tooling). What is mentioned in the article reminds of the Polylith Architecture, even if Polylith pro