EuroPython 2023 Round Up
This week was EuroPython, the biggest Python conference in Europe and probably the biggest global conference after PyCon US. Big conferences like these are a great way to get a quick understanding of the trends in the industry, and that's why we regularly cover these conferences. In case you missed any of the previous conferences, you can catch them all at the link below. conference - Playful PythonPlayful PythonSiddharta Govindaraj This time Ravi and I teamed up for the conference, so we hav
Configuring NeoVim as a Python IDE
The article below has been republished from /home/siddhi with the permission of the author. Apart from VSCode and PyCharm, NeoVim (and Vim more generally) is probably the third most popular programming editor / IDE. One reason why developers like NeoVim is that it is very customisable. You can make it behave like a pure text editor, or customise it to a full blown IDE with debugging support and other features. While other IDEs tend to be heavyweight and take up a lot of memory / CPU, you can c
Environment Tools: pip-tools
Today we look at one lightweight environment management tool: pip-tools GitHub - jazzband/pip-tools: A set of tools to keep your pinned Python dependencies fresh.A set of tools to keep your pinned Python dependencies fresh. - GitHub - jazzband/pip-tools: A set of tools to keep your pinned Python dependencies fresh.GitHubjazzband If you are mostly happy with creating and managing virtual environments on your own but wished for just a few more features, then pip-tools is for you. pip-tools cons
