Learnings

<p>Where’s your bottleneck? CPU time vs wallclock time </p>

<p>How to run Python in the browser </p>

<p>PEP 673 – Self Type </p>

<p>Programming and Cognitive Load, with a Django REST Framework example: </p>

<p>Protocol: the keystone of type hints </p>

<p>Threat Alert: First Python Ransomware Attack Targeting Jupyter Notebooks: </p>

<p>Import Linter allows you to define and enforce rules for the imports within and between Python packages. </p>

<p>Python's accepts a tuple of prefixes </p>

<p>10 Unknown Security Pitfalls for Python: </p>

<p>DRF serializer to_representation is not called if field value is None </p>

<p>Waiting in asyncio </p>

<p>Python Serverless Microframework for AWS: </p>

<p>Python’s pickle can execute arbitrary code. If an attacker can get a pickle into your system, they can do anything they like! </p>

<p>Celery with heavy workloads (TL;DR use RabbitMQ as broker and Redis as result backend): </p>

<p>TypeScript for Pythonistas: </p>

<p>A reverse chronology of some Python features: </p>

<p>Handling permissions in DRF </p>

<p>Creating pickleable exceptions: </p>

<p>Flexible Python context manager to log elapsed time: </p>

<p>Discussing Type Hints, Protocols, and Ducks in Python with Luciano Ramalho </p>

<p>How to run a Python localserver inside WSL and access it on the browser </p>

<p>websockets is a library for building WebSocket servers and clients in Python with a focus on correctness, simplicity, robustness, and performance </p>

<p>A tool for scanning Python environments for known vulnerabilities: </p>

<p>Async requests-like httplib for python: </p>