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   ChatGPT Sees Strong Early Adoption in the Workplace(fishbowlapp.com)

   1 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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   by rekahrv 4y ago

   The 3 function names mentioned: * add_tt * process * extract_entries
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   by rekahrv 4y ago

   Log frugality and log uniqueness are great concepts. +1 for mentioning both the financial and cognitive costs of excessive logging.
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   My Worst Python Function Names(sourcery.ai)

   3 points by rekahrv 4y ago|1 comments
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   by rekahrv 4y ago

   Docker "Using a virtual environment inside a Docker container is perhaps over-the-top, but it provides extra isolation from the base image’s own Python dependencies, and the entire /venv folder can be copied over between stages if
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   by rekahrv 4y ago

   Thanks a lot, that's a great intro to many useful tools. I have 2 questions. Managing dependencies "If you’re developing a library, use nothing. Let your users decide, and give them as much flexibility as possible to maximize comp
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   Zoom, Teams, Slack Are Wreaking Havoc on Employee Productivity(bloomberg.com)

   47 points by rekahrv 4y ago|23 comments
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   Consistent Naming with Voldemort Rules in Python Projects(sourcery.ai)

   5 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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   by rekahrv 4y ago

   A follow-up post: https://sourcery.ai/blog/dependency-architecture/
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    Law of Demeter, Gateway Pattern, and Package Maturity in Python(sourcery.ai)

    1 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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    What I learned from pairing by default(blog.testdouble.com)

    1 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Thank you, that's very helpful. Do I understand correctly that the REST component uses 2 different data structures? schemas.py for the incoming JSON and serializers.py for the return data?
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Great points. My ideal choice would be having both: visualization & rules as code. :-) * Visualization gives a better overview. * Rules as code allows more fine-tuning. E.g. explicitly allowing those few exceptions you mentioned in poin
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Thanks a lot. The Django API Domains Styleguide looks great. Do you perhaps know some open source projects that follow this structure?
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Thanks for the detailed description. That's a really sophisticated system with several cool features. * minimum test coverage on a file-by-file basis * various levels maturity "It also means that there's more freedom in chang
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Yes, Law of Demeter is exactly what these rules are trying to achieve. :-) Thanks, a DAG is a great recommendation.
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    I've used multiple names for similar packages incl. `models` and `schemas`. :-) Yes, for this example, I picked `models` to follow Pydantic's terminology. IMO, the FastAPI approach you described makes a lot of sense: The "sch
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Thanks a lot for sharing this link. I haven't used Bazel, but this concept of target and load visibility sounds cool. "Once you've got that feature as a way to tame a larger and expanding codebase, you'll wonder why it i
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Thanks, that's a good point. We thought that a small FastAPI project shows the general concept as well. Do you have suggestions which other examples would be useful?
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    That's very cool. Can you tell a bit more about this set of rules? "For example, a high maturity package is not allowed to depend upon a low maturity package. Similarly, a core library package is not allowed to rely on a package t
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Thanks, that's a good point and perhaps a good topic for a future post :-) How to ensure that the API and the db use different models even if those models are in the same package?
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    Maintain a clean architecture in Python with dependency rules(sourcery.ai)

    139 points by rekahrv 4y ago|75 comments
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    Making Our Tests More Concise with Helpers(sourcery.ai)

    2 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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    What improves developer productivity at Google? code quality(dl.acm.org)

    3 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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    Why Don't People Use Your Software Framework?(jina.ai)

    3 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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    by rekahrv 4y ago

    Thanks a lot, that's a very helpful tip. :-) We'll adjust the title for future posts. (And I'll set up such a keyword-based notification for myself. :-) Sebastian's talk is awesome indeed. I learned a lot from it about h
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    Chatting with Will McGugan: From Side Project to Startup(sourcery.ai)

    2 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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    Zero-Cost Exceptions and Error Interfaces(sourcery.ai)

    36 points by rekahrv 4y ago|42 comments
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    Pairing Psychology and Physical Therapy May Be Best Approach to Back Pain Relief(bicycling.com)

    3 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments
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    Rare, midsize black hole caught devouring a star(science.org)

    1 points by rekahrv 4y ago|0 comments