Best of Data Science — September 2023

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   KDnuggets·3y

   5 Free Books to Help You Master Python

   This article presents five free books to help readers become proficient in Python and build maintainable applications. The recommended books cover topics such as data analysis, automation, patterns, recipes, and clean architecture.

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   Python in Plain English·3y

   8 Python Frameworks for Frontend Development: JavaScript Alternatives

   8 Python Frameworks for Frontend Development: JavaScript Alternatives. Adejumo Ridwan Suleiman: You will learn the frameworks to use when you want to build that cool application idea you have, by just writing Python Code. Solara is a library that allows you to build UI components for your application.

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   gitconnected·3y

   Mastering Database Replication: An Essential Guide for 2023

   Mastering Database Replication: An Essential Guide for 2023. Arslan Ahmad: The world of databases might seem convoluted, but the principles guiding them often stem from real-world needs. He says replication is the act of duplicating data from a main source to one or more secondary sources.

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   freeCodeCamp·3y

   Ultimate Beginner's Python Course

   Dave Gray has returned to the freCodeCamp.org YouTube channel with a fresh and engaging Python course. The course is packed with a variety of small projects that you'll work on throughout your Python journey. You'll not only learn Python but also develop problem-solving skills that are invaluable.

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   Medium·3y

   Satiresoft: Why pay me?

   Join my daily email list with 2,000 software developers to learn the habits & skills of top coders. This week at Satiresoft: Why pay me? - Developer Purpose Satireoft: "Why pay me?" this week atSatiresoft.com.

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   Better Programming·3y

   Introducing Streamsync: No-code Frontend, Python Backend

   Streamsync allows you to build the user interface using a visual editor while retaining the power of Python in the backend. It was designed to stand out on two fronts when benchmarked against competitors. It uses state-driven, reactive user interfaces. The user interface of a data app is strictly separated from its logic.

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