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The Single Most Important Skill for a Data Scientist
By Richard Pugh, Commercial Director I love my job. Seriously. I was enjoying it before Hal Varian made it sexy, but since then, and the data science explosion, everything has kicked into an even higher gear. Why do I love it? Because fundamentally, our job as data scientists is to help people make better decisions […]
Project Euler 20: Factorial Digit Sum
Factorial Digit Sum Warning: Please only read this post, when you are absolutely sure, that you don’t want to take part in the challenge that is Project Euler. My posts will spoil the solution for you. I’m posting my solutions to show one possible way on how to solve the problems in case you want […]
Create a REST API in minutes with Pyramid and Ramses
This is a guest blog post from Chris Hart of Brandicted – a technologist from the great city of Montreal. Foreword This tutorial is meant for beginners. If you get stuck along the way, try to power through and it will probably click. If there’s anything you just don’t get or want some help with, […]
Python, Ruby, and Golang: A Command-Line Application Comparison
This is a guest blog post by Kyle Purdon, a software engineer in Boulder, CO. Kyle is a Python first developer with experience in Ruby, Golang, and many more languages. This post was originally authored on Kyle’s personal blog and included great discussion on Reddit. In late 2014 I built a tool called pymr. I […]
Handling User Authentication with Angular and Flask
This post provides a solution to the question, “How do I handle user authentication with AngularJS and Flask?”. Before beginning, keep in mind that this is not the only solution to the question at hand, and it may not even be the right solution for your situation. Regardless of the solution you implement, it is […]
psutil 3.0
Here we are. It’s been a long time since my last blog post and my last psutil release. The reason? I’ve been travelling! I mean… a lot. I’ve spent 3 months in Berlin, 3 weeks in Japan and 2 months in New York City. While I was there I finally had the chance to meet […]
The Developers Conference 2015 Sp Trilha Python
Olá,Eu, o Diego Garcia e o @gutomaia estamos organizando a trilha de#python do The Developer’s Conference SP 2015, Um dos maiores eventos de tecnologia do Brasil. Gostariamos de sua ajuda para escolher os temas a serem abordados, preencha o formulário para sugerir temas ou propor uma palestra: http://goo.gl/forms/P2HgcnBFsA Além das palestras que já podem ser submetidas através do site oficial […]
Let LoopBack Do It: A Walkthrough of the Node API Framework You’ve Been Dreaming Of
While Ruby has Rails and Python has Django, the dominant application development framework for Node has yet to be established. But, there is a powerful contender gaining steam: LoopBack, an open source API framework built by StrongLoop, the creators of Express. Let’s take a closer look at LoopBack and it’s capabilities by turning everything into […]
The Minimum Viable Test Suite
In the last post we detailed how to validate email addresses during user registration. This time, we’ll add unit and integration tests (yay!) to our application using the Flask-Testing extension, covering the most important features. This type of testing is called Minimum Viable Testing (or Risk-based Testing) and is designed to test the high-risk functionality, […]
New project: think (Terminal Think Music)
Are you executing a process that takes a long time? Do you want to know that it’s still working while you are in another terminal/making coffee? Do you have a favorite game show tune to play while doing something? If yes: think is just for you. For more details, read on or hop onto the […]
Project Euler 19: Counting Sundays
Counting Sundays Modern Gregorian Calendar Warning: Please only read this post, when you are absolutely sure, that you don’t want to take part in the challenge that is Project Euler. My posts will spoil the solution for you. I’m posting my solutions to show one possible way on how to solve the problems in case […]
Pillow 2015 Report
Pillow is the friendly PIL fork by Alex Clark and Contributors. PIL is the Python Imaging Library by Fredrik Lundh and Contributors. The state of the Pillow Pillow Fighter #2 Eric Soroos had some time constraints recently so I managed the Pillow 2.8 release. While preparing the release I also reviewed and updated the entire […]
Project Euler 18: Maximum Path Sum I
sketch of my solution algorithm Maximum Path Sum I Warning: Please only read this post, when you are absolutely sure, that you don’t want to take part in the challenge that is Project Euler. My posts will spoil the solution for you. I’m posting my solutions to show one possible way on how to solve […]
Rust for Python Programmers
Now that Rust 1.0 is out and quite stable, I thought it might be interesting to write an introduction to Rust for Python programmers. This guide goes over the basics of the language and compares different constructs and how they behave. Rust language wise is a completely different beast compared to Python. Not just because […]