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saeedesmaili.com | ||
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micro.webology.dev
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| | | | | One of the most significant Python innovations in my development toolchain was the Click utility, which simplified the creation of Python scripts. Click changed how I approach writing one-off Python scripts and made it easier for me to write better developer experiences around those scripts. Once I found django-click, writing Django management commands was a breeze, using the same Click API that I was already familiar with. Arguably, the second most significant innovation was the Typer library, built on Click, making writing Python scripts even easier. | |
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preslav.me
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| | | | | I am a software engineer with decades of experience developing software in Python, Go, and Java. | |
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blog.nuculabs.de
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| | | | | It's been a while since I wrote a post and I'm also going to make this one a short one. Python Fire is a pretty cool Python library from Google that lets you turn any Python script into a command line tool, this means that you don't have to write any logic for handling command line parameters and options, but, if you script has sophisticated use cases then you'll be probably be better by using argparse from the standard library. | |
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toddmoore.com
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| | | I received a couple e-mails asking to explain my "horrible experience" with developing for Windows Phone 7. This is in response to my quote in a CNN storyreported by Mark Milian. The horrible experience wasn't in the development of the application for WP7, but it was in the publishing of the application to App Hub. [...] | ||
