PyMiami @Py_Miami

PyMiami 🐍Python programming group in Miami created in April 2018. We meet on the second Saturday of every month to discuss Python and its ecosystem. 🐍 pymiami.org FIU Tech Station #6 Joined February 2020

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Madelene Campos @maddiecampos3

4 years ago

Here's a link to my first tech talk. Hopefully, it helps those trying to understand Django a bit better 💜 Understanding Django youtu.be/qyWya3ea3C8 via @YouTube

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PyMiami @Py_Miami

5 years ago

Python Essential Reference (Developer's Library) amazon.com/dp/0134173279/… #Amazon

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Mariatta 🤦 @mariatta

5 years ago

I've stopped using datetime.strftime() and just use f-strings. #Python Did you know that you can do this? Instead of >>> somedate.strformat("%Y-%m-%d") do >>> F"{somedate:%Y-%m-%d}"

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Mariatta 🤦 @mariatta

7 years ago

It is a tech debt if your engineering team has zero or only one woman engineer. This is 2019.

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Ari Meirov @MySportsUpdate

5 years ago

Bill Belichick is fed up

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PyMiami @Py_Miami

5 years ago

Python Essential Reference (Developer's Library) 5th Edition by David Beazley (Author)

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Guido van Rossum @gvanrossum

5 years ago

Please help the @PSF survive the pandemic! There are 22 days to go on our end of 2020 fundraiser: python.org/psf/donations/…

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Raymond Hettinger @raymondh

5 years ago

@AnaCabrera Relieved.

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Guido van Rossum @gvanrossum

5 years ago

Yes!!!!!!!!!!!

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PyMiami @Py_Miami

5 years ago

dabeaz-course.github.io/practical-pyth…

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PyCon Taiwan @PyConTW

5 years ago

ㄘ起來

Max Wu @jackymaxj

5 years ago

ㄘ起來

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Mariatta 🤦 @mariatta

5 years ago

Time to get on "stage" and give a virtual talk 🎙️💁🏻‍♀️

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Raymond Hettinger @raymondh

8 years ago

@mfukar It is documented in the Callable Types section of the Data Model docs: docs.python.org/3/reference/da…

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Raymond Hettinger @raymondh

8 years ago

#python tip: It is easy to add default arguments to named tuples: >>> Account = namedtuple('Account', ['owner_name', 'acct_num', 'balance']) >>> Account.__new__.__defaults__ = (0.0,) >>> Account('Tom', 194832) Account(owner_name='Tom', acct_num=194832, balance=0.0)

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Miguel Grinberg @miguelgrinberg

5 years ago

The battle of the Python microframeworks! This is based on Cal Paterson's benchmark. The top 3 are all traditional frameworks paired with an async greenlet based server. And best performing asyncio framework is aiohttp. Would not have guessed!

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Guido van Rossum @gvanrossum

5 years ago

I'm looking for a corpus of Python syntax errors (don't ask why). I found arxiv.org/abs/1907.07803 by Alexander William Wong et al., which has doi.org/10.6084/m9.fig… (thank you authors!). Does anyone know of others?

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Victor Stinner 🐍 @VictorStinner

5 years ago

In Python, I replaced whitelist/blacklist to use the more neutral terms allowlist/denylist, blocklist or not_exported: bugs.python.org/issue41521 In 2018, I replaced master/slave with server/client or parent/child: bugs.python.org/issue34605 It caused me troubles on the Internet.

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Victor Stinner 🐍 @VictorStinner

5 years ago

My "How to engage Python contributors in the long term?" talk at Pycon US 2019 github.com/vstinner/talks… (slides) and youtube.com/watch?v=O3UmUj… (video) documents the master/slave change and gives the worst comments that I got ("I would like him dead" - Anonymous, 4chan).

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Victor Stinner 🐍 @VictorStinner

5 years ago

Python was one of the first project getting rid of offensive terms. Hopefully in 2020, many projects switched to more neutral terms (remove master/slave and blacklist/whitelist). I proposed to define terminology guidelines for Python: github.com/python/devguid…