PyBites Twitter Digest – Issue 32, 2018
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The text highlights various developments and resources in the Python programming community, including the launch of Kenneth Reitz's new web framework, "Responder," featured in a Talk Python episode showcasing 30 amazing Python projects of 2018. It introduces tools like LivePython for visually tracing Python program execution and discusses projects such as transitioning from Evernote to ZimWiki using Python. Practical tips are offered, such as avoiding untrusted format strings with Python's .format() method and installing TensorFlow using Conda for efficiency. The text also mentions Python's growing influence, as seen with a Nobel Prize in economics awarded to a Python convert, and encourages participation in Hacktoberfest for open-source contributions. Additional resources include a DevOps roadmap, the Python Mock Cookbook, coverage.py for linking tests with functions, exercises for mastering Pandas, guidance on writing better functions, and a Python Data Science Cheat Sheet, as well as tips on using functools' reduce function.
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