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by pauleveritt 2y ago
Hi, I'm a PEP author. The hope was that users would say "I know f-string syntax so I know this syntax." Similar to JS and its template literals -> tagged template literal jump.
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by pauleveritt 2y ago
Hi, I'm one of the PEP authors. Your point covers one of my motivations, so here's a bit about what interests me. Mainly, "Jinja2 and Django templates are pretty much just using Python." I see things differently. In thos
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by pauleveritt 2y ago
Hi, I'm one of the PEP authors. This is precisely my primary interest. TSX makes for a good HTML templating experience. Python templating approaches usually create a parallel universe of scope, syntax, imports, linting, type checking,
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by pauleveritt 3y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, 1.0 is 3x bigger than 0.9 for minified version? 647 Kb.
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by pauleveritt 4y ago
Funny enough, we did a PyCharm webinar with Charlie just a couple of hours ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeoL4qsSLbE
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by pauleveritt 4y ago
Here's another startup, with a founder that also spent a year working on the super-hard problem of...Python hot reloading/profiling: https://reloadium.io Hooking these two up would make for a neat programming experienc
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by pauleveritt 4y ago
If it helps, I cover it in my little unboxing video: https://youtu.be/WLwVnYb5Adw
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by pauleveritt 4y ago
I did a little "unboxing" video: https://youtu.be/WLwVnYb5Adw
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by pauleveritt 4y ago
Oh, hey, that's me! Textual was a fun to review and deserves all the attention it will undoubtedly get.
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by pauleveritt 5y ago
Hi, I'm with JetBrains. Can you describe the "lock up"? Indexing in general is background.
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by pauleveritt 5y ago
Yes, there is a .fleet folder with JSON files.
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by pauleveritt 5y ago
FYI, we haven't removed local. I'm demoing it in our booth at re:Invent, for Python with Django, in Fleet.
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by pauleveritt 5y ago
Simon is modest…there are many points that are really interesting.
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by pauleveritt 10y ago
(I'm the PyCharm Developer advocate.) You're right, we need to do some thinking regarding a project's "environment". It's something we're talking about now.
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by pauleveritt 10y ago
If you install iPython into your project interpreter, it will be used.
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by pauleveritt 10y ago
The run configurations let you check a box that drops you into the interpreter console afterwards. If you install iPython, it will be used. Is that describing what you're looking for?
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by pauleveritt 10y ago
FWIW, around a year ago I did the getting started videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ176FUIyIUZ1mwB-uImQ... Can you let me know if this is the kind of thing that you're talking about?
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by pauleveritt 10y ago
Angular2 has a huge surface area, conceptually. You might need that surface area. But it's daunting. Angular2 also expects you to teleport into a very modern future of tooling and development practices. That said, it's a safe choi
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by pauleveritt 11y ago
Disclaimer: I'm the PyCharm Developer Evangelist. That said, I'd be interested to hear what stuff from ST you couldn't get going the way you'd like in PyCharm. In fact, I just wrote draft docs talking about migrating fro
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by pauleveritt 11y ago
They stuck with a syntax that was valid in older versions of Python, and used the function annotation work from Python 3.4. Thus, no "clean slate, choose the ideal syntax" discussion.
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by pauleveritt 11y ago
I'm the author of the article. When I gave a preview of this at the PyRVA meetup, I gave this exact illustration, even using "my future self". So...jinx. :)