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magic-wormhole is a library and command-line tool (written in Python) which makes it possible to securely and easily get arbitrary-sized files and directories (or short pieces of text) from one computer to another.
GitHub Actions now supports experimental free-threaded CPython!
The Python Discord server does an annual survey. This page is a giant notebook showing the results for the last four years along with the code that generates the corresponding graphs.
This post explores the “Satellogic EarthView” data feed, starting with determining where the satellites are, and moving to the corresponding ground imagery. The post uses a combination of Python and DuckDB to achieve its objectives.
David and his colleagues have been using reinforcement learning to beat “Pokemon Red”, a single player JPRG from 1996. Learn about how they did it and see the code.
LinkedIn publishes a daily logic puzzle called “Queens” that is a cross between a chess queen placement puzzle and Sudoku. This article shows how to write a Python script to solve the puzzles.
This is a very deep dive on a high performance statistical profiler tightly integrated with PyPy.
Don’t let the title fool you, Jonathan is pro type-hints. This post talks about all the benefits of adapting the optional practice.
A Polars LazyFrame provides an efficient way to handle large datasets through lazy evaluation. Unlike traditional DataFrames, LazyFrames don’t contain data but instead store a set of instructions known as a query plan.
This article, based on a PyCon APAC talk, covers just what FastAPI does under the hood.
My Python code was too slow, so I made it faster with Python. For some definition of “Python”.
Learn how to manage Python projects with the pyproject.toml configuration file. In this tutorial, you'll explore key use cases of the pyproject.toml file, including configuring your build, installing your package locally, managing dependencies, and publishing your package to PyPI.