Tech Insights

<p>Python multiprocessing: understanding logic behind <code>chunksize</code>: </p>

<p>Introduction to ASGI: Emergence of an Async Python Web Ecosystem </p>

<p>Hijacking Default Django 'Through' Tables: </p>

<p>Comparing Python Clustering Algorithms </p>

<p>Python Tips and Trick, You Haven't Already Seen, two nice blog posts with this theme: and </p>

<p>PEP 591 specifies a final decorator that intends to restrict subsclassing for those classes with the giving decorator as well as overriding methods with this annotation. It plays nicely with the @overload decorator, although a type checker such as mypy would require the @final decorator to be put last. As any typing implementation, it's not going to be enforced at runtime if no runtime type checker is being used. For more info, see </p>

<p>Mutpy: mutation testing tool for Python 3.3+: </p>

<p>jobtastic- Celery tasks plus more awesome </p>

<p>The Mind at Work: Guido van Rossum on how Python makes thinking in code easier </p>

<p>Vaurien, the Chaos TCP Proxy </p>

<p>Removestar - Tool to automatically replace 'import *' in Python files with explicit imports </p>

<p>Weird things you can, but probably shouldn't do in Python </p>

<p>You can set a '--max-memory-per-child' to Celery to automatically replace child processes that exceed the limit. Celery will wait tasks to finish before proceeding #max-memory-per-child-setting</p>

<p>Limit and validate your possible state transitions: a lightweight, object-oriented finite state machine implementation in Python.</p>

<p>Small Python library that makes it easy to exploit race conditions in web apps with Requests </p>

<p>How "Export to Excel" Almost Killed Our System </p>

<p>For mocking Python's requests lib, requests-mock lib work better than responses lib: </p>

<p>pipx: Install and Run Python Applications in Isolated Environments </p>

<p>Finding and Fixing Memory Leaks in Python: </p>

<p>Effective retry techniques for working with 3rd party APIs, PyBay 2017 Lightning Talk: </p>

<p>Python vs Copy on Write: </p>

<p>Convert string to DateTime and vice-versa in Python </p>

<p>Python scalpl lib - A lightweight wrapper to operate on nested dictionaries seamlessly 👌 - </p>

<p>Awesome blog post talking about how Netflix uses Python </p>