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This post compares the performance of running Python on several microcontroller boards.
While Python’s standard logging module is powerful, navigating its system of handlers, formatters, and filters can often feel like more work than it should be. This article describes how to achieve the same (and better) results with a fraction of the complexity using Loguru.
Feature flags are a way to enable or disable blocks of code without needing to re-deploy your software. This post shows you several different approaches to feature flags.
Wondering what the arrow notation means in Python? Discover how -> is used in type hints, functions, and more with simple explanations and examples.
Learn how to use .dropna() to drop null values from pandas DataFrames so you can clean missing data and keep your Python analysis accurate.
A recap on the work done in Python 3.14 to enable asyncio to scale on the free-threaded build of CPython.
With a jam packed 3.14 release around the corner, it’s also important to look at the smaller features coming to Python
Learn 8 tricks to reduce memory use in Python programs. Fix memory leaks, pick better data structures, and work with large amounts of data more easily. Use tools like generators and slots with simple code examples. These tips help make your programs faster and stop MemoryErrors.
Did you know that Python 3.14 will include syntax highlighting in the REPL? Python 3.14 is due to be officially released in about a month. I recommended tweaking your Python setup now so you’ll have your ideal color scheme on release day.
Compare uv vs pip with benchmarks, speed tests, and dependency management tips. Learn which tool is best for your Python projects.
This article describes how you can use custom Pytest hooks to generate real-time reports.
Fan screaming? Laptop grinding to a halt? You’re probably running pandas on more data than your CPU wants to handle. This post breaks down five common bottlenecks in pandas (slow reads, memory-heavy joins, sluggish groupbys), typical CPU workarounds, and how a one-line cudf.pandas extension unlocks GPU acceleration—with example code and Colab links to try.
Inside CPython's attribute lookupPython's attribute lookup logic seems pretty simple at a first glance: "firstlook in the instance __dict__, then look in its type".However, the actual logic is much more complex because it needs to take intoaccount the descriptor protocol, the difference between lookups on instancesvs types, and what happens in presence of metaclasses.