Best of Python — October 2021
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Geek Culture·5y
11 Django best practices that will make you PRO
Django is an open-source python-based web framework that helps to build web applications. With 4+ years of experience in the Django framework, I have listed down some of the best Django practices. Best practices are for intermediate or professional developers. Don’t get intimidated/overwhelmed if you are a beginner.
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The Next Web·5y
Thought you loved Python? Wait until you meet Rust
A whopping 87 percent of Rust developers love this language above all others. It’s a neat hack to ensure that unused data is being cleaned without forcing the programmer to think about allocating and freeing memory all the time. While it is not as dead-easy to write as Python, it's not as clunky as C once you’ve understood it.
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Hacker Noon·5y
GraphQL vs REST: How To Choose One Over The Other
GraphQL is great for applications where related and nested data are fetched. If you need a clear and convenient API without overhead, or you want to use HTTP capabilities like caching or authentication, you should choose REST. But after weighing the pros and cons, we see that GraphQL is not always the best option.
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freeCodeCamp·5y
How to Learn Programming – The Guide I Wish I Had When I Started Learning to Code
Jacob Stopak is the author of How to Learn Programming: The Guide I Wish I Had When I Started Learning to Code. How to learn programming: The guide I wish I had when I started learning to Code is available on Amazon.com for $9.99.
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gitconnected·5y
The Ultimate Face-off: Flask vs. FastAPI
Both are stripped-down Python microframeworks without the bloated bells and whistles. Flask is more battle-tested, therefore slightly more reliable, and it’s widely used. FastAPI is a newer, more modern framework known for its speed with lots of built-in support.
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DevBlogs·5y
Python in Visual Studio Code – October 2021 Release
The October 2021 release of the Python Extension for Visual Studio Code is now available. You can download the Python extension from the Marketplace, or install it directly from the extension gallery in Visual Studio. In this release we closed a total of 88 issues, and it includes:Debugging support for Jupyter Notebooks, a new Python walkthrough and other improvements.