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blog.ian.stapletoncordas.co
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author defends PEP 484 against conspiracy theories regarding Python becoming statically typed and discusses its current limitations for the Requests library while expressing interest in using type hints for other projects. | |
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blog.florimondmanca.com
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| | | | | Type hints add optional static typing to Python 3.5+, and I love them. I now use annotated variables throughout my projects. | |
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www.integralist.co.uk
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| | | | | Introduction This post is going to cover a few tools and features I plan on using when writing Python code in 2019. I've grouped these into the following sections: Type Hints and Static Analysis Interfaces, Protocols and Abstract Methods Dependency Management (with pipenv) (OUTDATED! ?) ? read my post "Python Management and Project Dependencies". But before we get into it... time for some self-promotion ?? Want to be up and running quickly with Python? | |
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blog.kgriffs.com
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| | | Implementing Python's magic string methods is tricky when it comes to Unicode characters and Py3K compatibility. I recently came across this problem in OpenStack, and wanted to share the strategy we are using to work around the issue. | ||
