Getting started with MicroPython (ESP32/ESP8266/WiPy etc.): https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9l042w/getting_started_with_micropython_esp32esp8266wipy/
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Best way to XSS protect jsonify output: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52480212/best-way-to-xss-protect-jsonify-output
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Best way to XSS protect jsonify output
Which is the best way to protect from XSS-attacks via jsonify() in python Flask?
This is the Python (Flask) file:
testvar = {0: {'Name': 'df',
'test1': 'sdf',
'test2': 'sdf'},
1: {'Name': 'd...
This is the Python (Flask) file:
testvar = {0: {'Name': 'df',
'test1': 'sdf',
'test2': 'sdf'},
1: {'Name': 'd...
DevOps: Decision Making: Applying ROI Based Analysis using Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9l0rcf/devops_decision_making_applying_roi_based/
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r/Python - DevOps: Decision Making: Applying ROI Based Analysis using Python
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Reading direct access binary file format in Python: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52520210/reading-direct-access-binary-file-format-in-python
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Reading direct access binary file format in Python
Background:
A binary file is read on a Linux machine using the following Fortran code:
parameter(nx=720, ny=360, nday=365)
c
dimension tmax(nx,ny,nday),nmax(nx,ny,nday)
A binary file is read on a Linux machine using the following Fortran code:
parameter(nx=720, ny=360, nday=365)
c
dimension tmax(nx,ny,nday),nmax(nx,ny,nday)
Building and Documenting Python REST APIs With Flask and Connexion – Part 2 – Real Python: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9l2gih/building_and_documenting_python_rest_apis_with/
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I started making my first game in Python, without any assets, and it's actually kind of fun to play: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9l2v9i/i_started_making_my_first_game_in_python_without/
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r/Python - I started making my first game in Python, without any assets, and it's actually kind of fun to play
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HTTPS Request in Kivy: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52482148/https-request-in-kivy
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HTTPS Request in Kivy
I've been struggling with HTTPS requests in a Kivy app tied to an API hosted through AWS API Gateway. First, I moved from Python3 to 2 and then from the requests library to kivy's URLRequest.
The ...
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Beginning Python From Novice to Professional - Very practical and understandable: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9l41z5/beginning_python_from_novice_to_professional_very/
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Using MimeMultiPart to craft emails, trouble updating subject: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9l45gm/using_mimemultipart_to_craft_emails_trouble/
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No, Python is Not Too Slow for Computational Economics: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/9l3yfm/no_python_is_not_too_slow_for_computational/
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Possible to install Anaconda without **any** default environment?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52485828/possible-to-install-anaconda-without-any-default-environment
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Possible to install Anaconda without **any** default environment?
Background
I want to avoid ever "accidentally" working in a default environment.
I want to always have an equivalent to a requirements.txt or package.json file available, both to clearly
I want to avoid ever "accidentally" working in a default environment.
I want to always have an equivalent to a requirements.txt or package.json file available, both to clearly