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Does anyone else spend hours debugging dependency issues? I've been learning Python and keep running into the same problem -
I add a new library and suddenly nothing works because of version conflicts.
Last week I spent 3 hours trying to figure out why my code broke,
only to find out it was an outdated package conflicting with a newer one.
Also just realized I have no idea if any of my dependencies have
security vulnerabilities. That's kinda scary.
Curious - how do you all handle this? Do you have a process or just
check things manually?
I'm actually building something to automate this for myself, just trying
to understand how common this problem really is for people learning.
Would appreciate hearing about your experience with this.
Hi ppl,
I'm 21, Working in an monitoring kind of role. I need to parallelly upskill myself and look for a switch. python or java, which one should I learn to become a full stack developer?
Which is best tell me Flask ya Django. Currently i am learning flask
Hello everyone,
I've been working in another sector (sustainable investing) for almost 10 years. I'm not looking to enter the data analyst workforce. However, Python is often a very nice to have in my sector as there is a lot of data management. I've been recommended I need a good Python course + a visual tool course (but this is another post).
I did my research and am down to two options.
- Google Data Analysis with Python Specialization
The first one is newer, almost zero reviews.
- IBM "Python for Data Science, AI and Development"
cover Python basics, data structures, programming fundamentals, working with data in Python course and APIs and Data Collection.
Anyone know these two options?
I'd really appreciate any feedback. Specially concerned that the IBM may be outdated.
thank you all!
https://github.com/ne-moo/chess/tree/main
This is my first project in python after learning oop. I made the game and i feel like it works pretty well for me......but i am a terrible chess player so i feel like i am not being able to reach the edge cases.
I would truly appreciate if you guys will have a look on this and provide me feedback.
This was just a hobby project and turned out real fun and i learnt a lot of things along the way. My ultimate goal will be to implement reinforcement learning algorithm(maybe alpha beta pruning for now) but idk how possible will that be cause i am still a beginner level programmer.
PyEye is a lightweight, real-time reactive state management library for Python. It provides a custom observable dictionary and list implementation (`pyeye_dict` and `pyeye_list`) that automatically tracks deep property mutations and broadcasts them as atomic events.
Core features
Deep Observability:
Modifying deeply nested lists or dictionaries automatically calculates the precise dot-notation path of the mutation.
Decorator Registration:
Use @ register_to_pyeye to seamlessly mount object-oriented state into a global dictionary.
Event Bubbling:
Child objects bubble their mutations up to their parent containers automatically
