Live Tweeting Sessions from EuroPython 2022
After PyCon US 2022, it's time for another big python conference: EuroPython. As before, we are live tweeting threads on the different sessions from the conference. All those tweets are collected on this page. Enjoy!
After PyCon US 2022, it's time for another big python conference: EuroPython. As before, we are live tweeting threads on the different sessions from the conference. All those tweets are collected on this page. Enjoy!
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@pyblogsal is doing a session on improving error messages. Shows an example where a missing } creates a misleading error in another line #EuroPython2022
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 13, 2022
Now is a session by Vinícius on python packaging. This is surely one of the few complicated parts of python so looking forward to this session #EuroPython2022
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 13, 2022
Next session on Exception Groups by Or Chen. This feature is coming up in 3.11 #EuroPython2022
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 14, 2022
@SebaWitowski is doing a session on how to write faster python. Code snippets are linked below https://t.co/5SaSIk23TS
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 14, 2022
#Europython2022
Coincidentally, Mark Shannon is next to talk about the speedups in Python 3.11 #EuroPython2022
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 14, 2022
Did you know Django can run async under asyncio? I didn't. Here is Ivalyo Donchev to talk about it. #EuroPython2022
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 14, 2022
PySnooper by @coolrr looks really cool. Allows you to add debug tracing information to any function via a decorator or to a snippet of code via a context manager. Perfect when you want more than a print but don't want to get into a debugger https://t.co/0QBFbd70UB
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 14, 2022
There is a session coming up later by @sansyrox on Robyn, a high performance async python web framework written in rust. Async web frameworks are hot in python right now. Have you used any? Which would you choose - FastApi, Async Django or something else? https://t.co/9WXGLyJAhk
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 14, 2022
Session by @durden20 on linting. It never occurred to me to create custom flake8 rules. Some of these examples are pretty interesting. pic.twitter.com/Av6OjSi7io
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 14, 2022
@esterbeltrami says pre-commit hooks are not just for linting code, you can also add scans to check for private keys in there. As someone who has committed keys into a repo, this is a great idea. I wonder why I never thought of this. #europython2022
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 14, 2022
Talk by @tw_lgiordani on clean architecture #europython2022 What is clean? For each component, you know where it is, what it is, and why it is in the system
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 15, 2022
Next is @masonegger on 10 tips to write docs that devs will love #EuroPython2022
— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 15, 2022
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