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As for a supposed "Advanced Python" edition, it would be great to compile at least a list of topics that could be interesting. Some have been already mentioned in this thread, like:
- Metaclasses
- Packaging (for pypi)
- Must-have libraries
- TestingShit, what I need is "How to publish a package to PyPi in 3 easy steps." I go around and round with the Python Packaging Authority's documentation.
I learned from this: http://peterdowns.com/posts/first-time-with-pypi.html Not bad.
Thanks again for this :).
Brilliant. Every language should have a book like this. I'm already learning a lot of little details about features I've had some passing experience on. Only request I have (which I generally have for stuff like this), is for real life use cases. Example would be args and *kwargs being used in decorators. Where do you use it? What's a real life example of it being used? How does that compare to the in built decorator…
Nice, I've shared it in my social networks. As for a supposed "Advanced Python" edition, it would be great to compile at least a list of topics that could be interesting. Some have been already mentioned in this thread, like: - Metaclasses - Packaging (for pypi) I'd add: - Must-have libraries - Testing
Really good stuff in here, thanks for this. Are there any plans to follow this up with something along the lines of "Advanced Python"?
http://www.dabeaz.com/blog.html
A few good ones for reference:
Map and filter are looked down upon by some Python devs because they prefer list comprehensions. If you don't need the laziness (in Python 3 only), you probably shouldn't use them because some don't consider them idiomatic. See this for more information: http://stackoverflow.com/a/6407222/384700
Nice, I've shared it in my social networks. As for a supposed "Advanced Python" edition, it would be great to compile at least a list of topics that could be interesting. Some have been already mentioned in this thread, like: - Metaclasses - Packaging (for pypi) I'd add: - Must-have libraries - Testing