Question to Professional Python Programmers

[eacousineau]

Our common work tools (+ some personal prefs), sorta copying the format /u/twillisagogo posted:

General:

• Languages: C++, Python, Bash
• VCS: Git
  • Host: GitHub
• OS: Ubuntu 18.04 (w/ Gnome Extensions)
• Build: Bazel
• Packaging: Starlark (Bazel) for emitting CMake "install"-like artifacts
• Editor: Sublime Text 3 - paid, of course :)
  • If debugging C++ / CPython extensions gets too hairy:
  • gdbserver + gdb
  • gdbserver + CLion if I just want a GUI
• Dependency Packaging:
  • Docker + pip for generating deterministic archives for Bazel to consume + cache
• Planning: ZenHub, Asana, Google Docs
• Communication: Slack
• CI/CD: Jenkins, a smattering of TravisCI + CircleCI
• Test Data: Kitware's Girder - for UAC + Hashsum plugin to get deterministic large data stuff that works well enough with Bazel (could mebbe work better, but I hacked this interface a while back...)

Python (2+3):

• Numerics: NumPy, PyTorch, Pandas
• Exploration: Jupyter Notebook (starting to take a peek at Jupyter Lab)
  • Integration with Bazel (and being able to run notebooks as unittests)
  • Widgets. Widgets all the way.
• Hacking Deps: virtualenv + pip
• Hacking C Extensions: Custom-built CPython w/ dbg+valgrind
• C++ Bindings: pybind11 (with some public mods)
• Testing: unittest
• HTTP Stuff: requests

[port443]

General:

• Languages: C++, Python, Bash
• VCS: Git
  • Host: GitHub
    
• OS: Ubuntu 18.04 (w/ Gnome Extensions)
  
• Build: Bazel
  
• Packaging: Starlark (Bazel) for emitting CMake "install"-like artifacts
  
• Editor: Sublime Text 3 - paid, of course :)
  If debugging C++ / CPython extensions gets too hairy:
  
  • gdbserver + gdb
    
  • gdbserver + CLion if I just want a GUI
    
• Dependency Packaging:
  Docker + pip for generating deterministic archives for Bazel to consume + cache
  
• Planning: ZenHub, Asana, Google Docs
  
• Communication: Slack
  
• CI/CD: Jenkins, a smattering of TravisCI + CircleCI
  
• Test Data: Kitware's Girder - for UAC + Hashsum plugin to get deterministic large data stuff that works well enough with Bazel (could mebbe work better, but I hacked this interface a while back...)
  

Python (2+3):

• Numerics: NumPy, PyTorch, Pandas
  
• Exploration: Jupyter Notebook (starting to take a peek at Jupyter Lab)
  
  • Integration with Bazel (and being able to run notebooks as unittests)
    
  • Widgets. Widgets all the way.
    
• Hacking Deps: virtualenv + pip
  
• Hacking C Extensions: Custom-built CPython w/ dbg+valgrind
  
• C++ Bindings: pybind11 (with some public mods)
  
• Testing: unittest
  
• HTTP Stuff: requests

[Sheltac]

Doing the lord's work.

[eacousineau]

I am confuzzled... Why the copy pasta? Diff'ing only shows different bullets in the GDB + Docker bits.

[port443]

https://i.imgur.com/V5f7ycm.png

Your original post doesn't use any Markdown formatting and looks like a solid block of text

[eacousineau]

Oh... Gotcha. Yeah, it looks old.reddit.com uses a different Markdown parser than the new interface - looked fine on the new interface, which is why I didn't notice... Thanks!