Parsing URLs in Python
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Parsing URLs in Python
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#3This is intriguing to me for the performance and correctness reasons, but also if it makes the result more dev friendly than the urllib.parse tiple-ish-object result thing.
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> Parsing urls is not difficult at all
I’d like to have 100 developers each write a url parser, and see how many bugs per implementation we can find. I’d guess an average in the double-digits
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I thought the linked article did a good job of explaining how deceptively hard it is to parse URLs correctly and handle all edge cases.
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#7Hard to imagine the tradeoff of using a third party binary library developed this year vs just using urllib.parse being worth it. Is this solving a real problem?
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#8Hard to imagine the tradeoff of using a third party binary library developed this year vs just using urllib.parse being worth it. Is this solving a real problem?
urlib.parse is a pain. We really need something more like pathlib.Path.
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#9The Ada programming language is cursed with overlapping acronyms. GPS, ADA, SPARK, AWS. Seems it just got a little bit worse.
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#10The Ada programming language is cursed with overlapping acronyms. GPS, ADA, SPARK, AWS. Seems it just got a little bit worse.
It is mindboggling to me how often developers create project names without even trying to search for precedent names in their own domain/industry.
Calling this Ada is just ridiculous.