#Python 3.7 is EOL today, which means that all current and future Python minor version EOLs will be 1 year apart instead of 1.5 years (thanks to PEP 602 codifying a yearly release cadence)
I’ve just been laid off and am therefore extremely available for hire!
I know a decent bit of #Python and some #TypeScript, have worked in #AWS#cloud environments for a number of years now, also love #Django, and have a good amount of practice with #remote work. I’m also usually up for learning something new.
My latest article shows how to smoothly propagate Database Changes in Blue-Green Deployments 💙 ➡️ 💚 using #Django migrations :django: Check and share! #article#deployment#Python
• math.prod (like sum, but for multiplication)
• clearing the REPL with globals().clear()... this would break things in Python 3.7!
• argparse's add_argument method has an "extend" action
Python is a memory-safe programming language that eliminates an entire class of software vulnerabilities 🐍🛡️ Adoption of memory-safe systems languages like #Rust continues to grow in the #Python package ecosystem 🦀
Join us to connect with folks who use Python in a vast number of ways: to solve problems around them, or make the world just a bit nicer or more fun, or just to make something small and lovely! If you’ve never programmed before, this is a great chance to see what you can do with Python. If you’ve used it for years, it’s a great chance to see different approaches!
📣Attn📣 @pycon US attendees: we've got a bunch of fun stuff planned for the PSF booth! Make sure to stop by starting tomorrow at the Opening Reception 🐍🎉
Look for posts over the next couple of days about everything you can do at our booth 🍪🖌️📸
With 7.4.2, you can set COVERAGE_CORE=sysmon globally on your CI, and it'll only use it where available (Python 3.12 and 3.13 alpha), and use the default for 3.11 and older.
Django 5.0 :django: allows creation of database generated fields! 🤯 This is another astonishing ORM feature in the upcoming release 📦 Many thanks to Jeremy Nauta and @lilyf for their great efforts 🦸 💚 #django#python#release
📢 We are still receiving proposals for the first #PyLadiesCon! ✨🐍🚀
🗓️ Dec 1-3, 2023
We accept proposals in multiple languages. If you're passionate about #Python and tech, this is your moment. You can apply in different languages: English, Español, Português, Français, and 中文.
The release brings new formats for dashboards and Typst, a new manuscript project type, a cross-reference overhaul, Shiny for Python support, and a ton of other updates.
I’m on the market for a staff/principal role. I have a passion for #SoftwareArchitecture, Developer Experience, community, mentoring, #performance, and interacting with business and domain experts.
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Contact sponsors at PyLadies dot com for sponsorship opportunities. To donate, you can do it directly on the registration site.
Hi folks! Former chair of @ThePSF Conduct Working Group with a message that might be timely!
If you see a member of the #python community behaving against the spirit or the letter of the CoC, especially if the comments are in public about an official #PSF event, especially if using a hashtag, please report to conduct-wg@python.org as you are comfortable.
The WG might not be able to take action due to the CoC’s scope, but its useful background for the inevitable next incident.