A public, web-accessible training resource that will educate earth scientists to effectively use the Scientific Python Ecosystem

If you’re new to Python or a seasoned developer chances are you have seen the special __init__ method. Pronounced “Dunder” or double…

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Numpy is a general-purpose array-processing package, also called Numeric Python. It is the fundamental package for scientific computing…

Choosing the right structure makes it easier to develop and deploy your Dash app

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Django templates use their own mini-language that's inspired by Python. This tutorial covers Django template tags and filters, explaining how to compile and use templates. It covers conditional blocks, looping, and inheritance in tags as well as filters for…

Django 4.0 had its first alpha release last week and the final release should be out in December. It contains an abundance of new features, which you can check out in the release notes. In this post we’ll look at the changes to testing in a bit more depth.

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Why Skija and JWM use Python instead of existing build tool

Where are you along the path of learning Python? Do you feel like you're making progress? What are ways you can put the learning path into a more precise focus? This week on the show, we talk with previous guest Martin Breuss about his recent article "How…

`pathlib` is a part of the standard library that helps you deal with file paths. In this video, we explore the library with examples. We also talk about the different `Path` classes that are available to us, and we talk about the relationships between the…

In this course, you'll learn to program rock paper scissors in Python from scratch. You'll learn how to take in user input, make the computer choose a random action, determine a winner, and split your code into functions.

In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to reverse strings in Python by using available tools such as reversed() and slicing operations. You'll also learn about a few useful ways to build reversed strings by hand.

Maybe your app needs to handle files from users like profile pictures. Accepting files from others is tricky to do safely. In this article, we'll see the tools that Django provides to manage files safely.

This article takes a deep dive into how Django REST Framework's views work and its most basic view, APIView.