What's up in the python and tech environment? - Issue #216
Welcome to issue #216 of What’s up in the Python and tech environment?
This newsletter is mainly intended for developers and those passionate about computers.
This week, we are going to discuss Pyodide release 314.0, Django, visualized machine learning, spy, a statically typed programming language inspired by Python, an introduction to Python for Java developers, web design, LLMs, and more! 😎
From The Python World
Pyodide 314.0 release is out. For recall, Pyodide is a project to run Python in the browser.
Here, the author shares his tips to customize your PDB session.
Using a ~/.pdbrc file to customize the Python Debugger
A tutorial about the Identity Provider feature of Django Allauth.
Showcasing allauth IdP: build an MCP server
A seasoned Python developer has shared his library, which makes it easy to explore profiling data.
Python: introducing profiling-explorer
A great post on how to use the Django ORM to add business logic at the database level.
Enforce Business Logic in the Database with Django
A seasoned Django developer proposes migrating business logic from Django models using specialized classes. He points out a library he created specifically for this purpose.
Decoupling Your Business Logic from the Django ORM
A series of Jupyter notebooks that help visualize machine learning algorithms.
An introduction to Textual DOM queries.
Textual - An Intro to DOM Queries (Part I) - Mouse Vs Python
A speed comparison between Python type checkers.
Python Type Checker Comparison: Speed and Memory Usage
A programming language inspired by Python.
A project to build your Python package documentation site.
An event loop for asyncio written in Rust.
From The Web
A German regional court has ruled that Google is directly liable for false claims in its AI-generated search overviews.
A developer shares his cheap development stack.
How I run multiple $10K MRR companies on a $20/month tech stack
A CSS trick to select a date range.
Here is an introduction to Python for Java developers.
This article lists some nice SQLite extensions, plus a concurrency tip.
Modern SQLite: Features You Didn’t Know It Had
Here, the author advocates for a certain degree of standardization of user interfaces to facilitate user navigation.
#4: Bring Back Idiomatic Design
A developer shares his thoughts about LLM, and he is a bit skeptical about the huge productivity gains promised by the creators, at least for now.
A developer shares his new approach to coding AI.
I Stopped Using AI Tools for 30 Days. Here’s What I Learned About Myself as a Developer.
Bonus
To start the week well, I am sharing the following picture with you.
This is all for this week. I hope you enjoy it, and if so, please share it on your social media.
Take care of yourself and see you soon! 🙂