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OP here. Thanks. Yeah, profilers are very varied in Python, and none are super easy. I often use either cProfile + pstats (per this post: https://adamj.eu/tech/2025/05/20/python-qu…

Oh cool! Do you have any code for that? Sounds super useful for projects like Django…

django-tasks is the reference implementation for django.tasks, by the same author. It's up for discussion if and when the DatabaseBackend gets merged, and it seems likely to me tha…

OP here, thanks for the praise! Yeah, I mentioned Celery due to its popularity, no other reason ;)

Yeah, that is odd. Python still has no immutable dict type, except it kinda does: https://adamj.eu/tech/2022/01/05/how-to-make-immutable-dict-...

Within the function, args is a tuple, as your output demonstrates.

Unfortunately that prevents Mypy from loading the type hints for 'markdown' from types import ModuleType markdown: ModuleType | None try: import markdown # type: ignore [no-redef] …

Ah yes, nice hint that backports can use sys.version_info.

It will work but Mypy won't know to use the type hints for the markdown module.

Here’s my post summarizing new testing features in Django 4.0: https://adamj.eu/tech/2021/09/28/new-testing-features-in-dja...

Great news. Have been watching for a while and looking forward to using it now that it's fully released.

Awesome, basically a free book chapter. Will definitely fire up the notebook and give this a try.

I learnt a lot from the book Data Science at the Command Line, now free and online at https://www.datascienceatthecommandline.com/