Python recap for week 35/2024

From 26/8/2024 to 1/9/2024

Articles #

• Escaping from Anaconda (Python) 306 comments in 2 discussions

• A post by Guido van Rossum removed for violating Python community guidelines 261 comments in 1 discussion

• Taming the beast that is the Django ORM - An introduction 145 comments in 2 discussions

• Farewell pandas, and thanks for all the fish 140 comments in 2 discussions

• Python Zen and implications 84 comments in 3 discussions

• A deep dive into the "official" Docker image for Python (2022) 69 comments in 2 discussions

• Friday Daily Thread: r/Python Meta and Free-Talk Fridays 57 comments in 16 discussions

• Go destroys Python in serverless: 80% cheaper and 5x faster. 35 comments in 1 discussion

• 500 Python Interpreters 34 comments in 2 discussions

• Creating an up-to-date Distroless Python Image (2022) 28 comments in 1 discussion

• Serious Django Crashcourse 24 comments in 1 discussion

• Trending Django packages in August 18 comments in 4 discussions

• I just finished working on my biggest coding project, and It's for creating content using automation! 14 comments in 1 discussion

• Deploying a Django app with as few moving parts as possible 8 comments in 1 discussion

• A Minimal ASGI Server 7 comments in 1 discussion

Releases #

• PyPy v7.3.17 release 24 comments in 3 discussions

Projects #

• There are no good PDF readers for Python, so I made my own 44 comments in 5 discussions

• Introducing pipefunc: Simplify Your Python Function Pipelines 37 comments in 3 discussions

• JPMorgan's Python training for business analysts and traders 33 comments in 1 discussion

• httpout - allows you to execute your Python script from a web URL 30 comments in 1 discussion

• Show HN: Automate iMessage with Python 23 comments in 3 discussions

• Github-dlr: Download individual files and folders from Github recursively. 23 comments in 2 discussions

• Automate Your Reddit Saved Post Backups with Context Using Reddit Stash 17 comments in 1 discussion

• Show HN: Strict interfaces and dep management for Python, written in Rust 14 comments in 2 discussions

• Robyn – A super fast Python web framework written in Rust 12 comments in 4 discussions

• Looking for Guidance on State Management Logic in My Python GUI Framework 10 comments in 1 discussion

Videos #

• "typing" is getting deprecated in Python