#144: Machine Learning at the Large Hadron Collider
We all know Python is becoming increasingly important in both science and machine learning. This week we journey to the very forefront of Physics.
26 Des 201758min
#143: Tuning Python Web App Performance
Do you run a web application or web service? You probably do a couple of things to optimize the performance of your site. Make sure the database response quickly and more. But did you know a well of p...
20 Des 20171h 3min
#141: Python tricks
How many Python developers do you know that learned Python quickly but then plateaued pretty quickly as well. Maybe this is someone you worked with or maybe it's even you. Python's clean and simple sy...
7 Des 20171h 11min
#140: Level up your Python with #100DaysOfCode challenge
How do you learn libraries or parts of Python itself that you don't have actual work projects involving them? Whether that's SQLAlchemy, Slack bots, or map APIs, actually building projects (small and ...
29 Nov 201758min
#139: Paths into a data science career
Data science is one of the fastest growing segments of software development. It takes a slightly different set of skills than your average full-stack development job. This means there's a big opportun...
22 Nov 20171h 2min
#138: Anvil: All web, all Python
Have you noticed that web development is kind of hard? If you've been doing it for a long time, this is easy to forget. It probably sounds easy enough
15 Nov 20171h
#137: Design concepts and tips for developers
Design has become a critical element in software. Back in the 90's, it was fine to produce or sell "battleship grey" apps that worked by did not do much to delight. Today, design is table stakes. And ...
8 Nov 201758min
#136: Secure code lessons from Have I Been Pwned
Do run any code that listens on an open port on the internet? This could be a website, a RESTful web service, or (gasp) even a database endpoint.
2 Nov 20171h
