How to Contribute to Mojo Standard Library: A Step-by-Step Guide | Ehsan M. Kermani

Automating Python with Google Cloud, The Best Python Cheat Sheet, Exploring StarCraft 2 data with Airflow, DuckDB and Streamlit with some more interesting articles, packages and projects

Apr 20, 2024

How to Contribute to Mojo Standard Library: A Step-by-Step Guide

Mojo is a fast, Python-compatible language tailored for AI/ML. Slowly most of the parts of Mojo are getting outsourced. If you are thinking of contributing to it then check out this article by Ehsan M. Kermani.

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Automating Python with Google Cloud

If you are thinking of automating some basic Python scripts on Google Cloud then you should check this tutorial series by Ben Gorman.

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The Best Python Cheat Sheet - Just what you need

If you are looking for Python Built-in Functions, keywords and libraries then you should check this cheat sheet by Kieran Holland. He covered many things from Iterator to decorator, scope to flow control.

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Exploring StarCraft 2 data with Airflow, DuckDB and Streamlit

If you love gaming & python then you should definitely check this article by Volker Janz. He created the leaderboard for StarCraft II using its API, airflow, DuckDB & Streamlit. It's a long article but if you read you will get a bit of an idea about airflow, DuckDB, Streamlit & also how to create an application using them.

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Designing a Pure Python Web Framework

Thinking of building a whole web application in Python only then there are a bunch of options for frontend(Streamlit, Dash, etc) and for backend(Flask, FastAPI, etc) separately but not much in together reflex framework is trying to solve this problem. In this article, Nikhil Rao showed some examples and explained a bit about the reflex framework.

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Fixing a Bug in PyPy's Incremental GC

There was a bug which is happening in the AST rewriting phase of pytest. Carl Friedrich Bolz-Tereick solved this bug and shared the whole journey in this article.

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Security Code Challenge for Developers & Ethical Hackers

Usually, developers are so focused on building features forget about the security part and sometimes we don’t have any clue about them so it’s good to have an idea. If you are looking to get an idea by playing with an application check out this project & article by Krzysztof Pranczk.