Tuesday, November 19, 2019

PyCoder’s Weekly: Issue #395 (Nov. 19, 2019)

#395 – NOVEMBER 19, 2019
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Threading in Python

Learn how to use threading in your Python programs. You’ll see how to create threads, how to coordinate and synchronize them, and how to handle common problems that arise in threading.
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Reduce Pandas Memory Usage by Loading Less Data

How to reduce the memory your DataFrame uses at the time it is initially loaded: by dropping columns, lower-range numerical dtypes, and categoricals.
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Debug Your Python Applications Fast With Datadog APM and Distributed Tracing

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Use detailed flame graphs to identify bottlenecks and latency, and correlate log and trace data for individual requests to get the necessary context to debug critical errors. Plus, the Datadog tracing client auto-instruments popular frameworks and libraries like Flask, Tornado, Django, and more →
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The Return of Python Dictionary “Addition”

An interesting summary of discussions around PEP 584 (“Add + and += operators to the built-in dict class”).
JAKE EDGE

Discussions

Don’t Use property() for Computationally Intensive Tasks

“To a user, attribute-style access is implicitly assumed to be fast. In contrast, a well-named method can communicate workload: raymondh.family_members vs raymondh.scan_entire_social_graph()
RAYMOND HETTINGER

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Articles & Tutorials

Getting Started With Python IDLE

See how to use the development environment included with your Python installation. Python IDLE is a small program that packs a big punch! You’ll learn how to use Python IDLE to interact with Python directly, work with Python files, and improve your development workflow.
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When Your Data Doesn’t Fit in Memory: The Basic Techniques

Python techniques for processing “bigger than RAM” data on a single computer, with minimal setup, and as much as possible using the same libraries you’re already using.
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Python Developers Are in Demand on Vettery

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Unconventional Secure and Asynchronous RESTful APIs Using SSH

How to build secure asynchronous APIs in Python using Korv and AsyncSSH that listen on TCP sockets over SSH sessions.
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Pandas GroupBy: Your Guide to Grouping Data in Python

Learn how to work adeptly with the Pandas GroupBy facility while mastering ways to manipulate, transform, and summarize data. You’ll work with real-world datasets and chain GroupBy methods together to get data in an output that suits your purpose.
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Jupyter on Your Phone (Or Anywhere, Really)

How to host Jupyter notebooks on your own server so you can access them anywhere, even with your mobile phone.
UMAR KHAN

Easily Build Beautiful Video Experiences Into Your Python App

Mux Video is an API-first platform, powered by data and designed by video experts. Test it out to build video for your Python app that streams beautifully, everywhere.
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Projects & Code

Events

PyData Bristol Meetup

November 21, 2019
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Python Northwest

November 21, 2019
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PyLadies Dublin

November 21, 2019
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MadPUG

November 21, 2019
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Happy Pythoning!
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