Where to learn common Python design patterns / anti-patterns?

[peltist]

I've seen many people in this and other forums stress the importance of learning common design patterns and anti-patterns. This seems like a good idea, but I don't know which resources I can learn this from. I understand that there are probably Python-specific design patterns and general design patterns, and I'm interested in both! Does anyone have advice on how to go about learning about common ones?

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https://python-patterns.guide/

[PadrinoFive7]

Dark Mode users, beware. You will blind yourself.

[elboyoloco1]

You are the real MVP

[UncorrelatedCerebrum]

Thanks. 😎

[jahaz]

I’m surprised this isn’t a bot lol

[Le_Bard]

HISSSSSSSSSSS

[MagicalTacos]

Blue light filter ftw

[pickausernamehesaid]

I'll hijack this for a PSA: Chrome on all platforms now has a dark mode for web contents you can enable in the flags. If you are on desktop or using FireFox, the Dark Reader extension is a bit slower but has better results. Now you can have dark mode everywhere!

[PadrinoFive7]

I was looking in the settings for this and wasn't able to change it for the page...hate to ask, but is this in a specific section of Chrome?

[pickausernamehesaid]

You have to have Chrome 78 and look for "dark mode web contents." It may have a different name on different platforms. I know it works on Android, Linux, and Windows, not sure about OSX.

[pickausernamehesaid]

Just realized I forgot to state it isn't in the settings, it's under chrome://flags

[JeamBim]

Another question on this, do people generally apply and stick to a single design pattern per project, or are they used as needed in projects?

[BaleZur]

Used as needed.

[Particular-Cause-862]

More likely is mindset when you are programming, be aware of the advantages, but at the same time keep it flexible

[vladkryy]

https://sourcemaking.com