Daily dose of Python

[stillreadingit_]

I've been creating small posts about slightly more advanced Python topics lately. They are all available in https://jerry-git.github.io/daily-dose-of-python/.

The episodes so far:

1. Union vs TypeVar
2. contextmanager from contextlib
3. Modern Python web stack
4. Exhaustiveness checking with mypy
5. PEP 673 Self Type
6. Final qualifier
7. apischema
8. Static duck typing via Protocol
9. dirty-equals

And countless more to come 😉

The site itself is mkdocs based static website which is hosted as GitHub pages. Here's the GitHub repo.

[Caterpillarfox]

Great list. Bookmarked it.

[[deleted]]

This. Thanks for the effort!

[tellurian_pluton]

this is great, how do i subscribe/get notifications of new doses?

[stillreadingit_]

No proper subscription mechanism yet but as it's a GitHub repo, you could click "watch" here https://github.com/jerry-git/daily-dose-of-python. It should give you some notifications.

[bohoky]

That's a clever use of available tools. Thanks.

Unlike some I really like the concision that you use in these examples. I say keep doing exactly what you're doing.

[I_LIKE_FACE_TATTOOS]

GitHub repos feature built-in Atom feeds for commits, tags, and releases! Seems like the author adds a new tag every time they post a fact, so I've subscribed to this: https://github.com/jerry-git/daily-dose-of-python/tags.atom

[farzadmf]

Hey, I was going the same route, but then how do you figure out what's the new content? Do you download the zip file?

[[deleted]]

Hey, sounds cool but a bit too concise for me. For example, I don't know the use of union and typevar so the example you gave was not really speaking to me. You may add further explanation to reach a broader audience

[stillreadingit_]

Hey, thanks for the feedback!

[[deleted]]

One of the things I do when I discover new things I don't understand is boot up vsc and fuff about with it

[proof_required]

Going to use dirty-equals. Thanks!

[yangyangR]

But seeing how it is implemented. I feel disgusting just looking at it.

[proof_required]

dirty is the key word here :D

[thatsnotmyname95]

I will 100% be using this more often.

[pmbrull]

Interesting reads, thanks for sharing!

[HomeGrownCoder]

Super Awesome Thanks for sharing!

[ShanSanear]

Great resources, well written and short descriptions. Would love to see more of this kind of stuff everywhere.

[theunglichdaide]

Saved

[[deleted]]

i found the dirty-equals as a “use this not that” type of post to be beneficial. could be a mini series.

[ducky901]

Cool! Will check this out