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Programming With Python

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 9th of March 2019 12:41:07 PM Filed under
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  • Please protect the right to create public domain works

    Most of my Python code is released as public domain. I like the total freedom of not being forced to deal with strings attached, and I want to give this freedom to people who use my code. I don't even want this code to be "my". I do not need copyright at all. Giving credits to people and supporting those who need support - this activity doesn't need copyright. Technology can make it automated. Being present in copyright header doesn't mean that people care. This problem copyright can not fix.

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  • Starting tornado on a random free port

    One of the software I maintain for work is a GUI data browser that uses Tornado as a backend and a web browser as a front-end.

    It is quite convenient to start the command and have the browser open automatically on the right URL. It's quite annoying to start the command and be told that the default port is already in use.

    I've needed this trick quite often, also when writing unit tests, and it's time I note it down somewhere, so it's easier to find than going through Tornado's unittest code where I found it the first time.

  • Techiediaries - Django: Django REST Framework Image File Upload Tutorial & Example [FormData & Angular 7 UI]

    Throughout this tutorial, we'll see how you can implement file upload in Django and Django REST Framework with a step by step example. Our application will expose an /upload endpoint that accepts POST requests that contain the file posted with a multipart/form-data content type using FormData. For the frontend, we'll be using Angular 7 to create a simple interface that allows the user to select a file and upload it to the server via a POST request and FormData.

  • Python Tutorial | A Complete Guide to Learn Python Programming

    Python is a high-level, object-oriented, interpreted programming language, which has garnered worldwide attention. Stack Overflow found out that 38.8% of its users mainly use Python for their projects. According to the website’s survey, Python’s popularity surpassed that of C# in 2018 – just like it surpassed PHP in 2017. On the GitHub platform, Python surpassed Java as the second-most used programming language, with 40% more pull requests opened in 2017 than in 2016. This makes Python certification one of the most sought-after programming certifications. In this Python Tutorial, I will be discussing the following topics:

  • PySpark Programming

    Python and Apache Spark are the hottest buzzwords in the analytics industry. Apache Spark is a popular open source framework that ensures data processing with lightning speed and supports various languages like Scala, Python, Java, and R. It then boils down to your language preference and scope of work. Through this PySpark programming article, I would be talking about Spark with Python to demonstrate how Python leverages the functionalities of Apache Spark.

  • A historical look at lowercase defaultstatus

    The other day I was doing some research on DOM methods and properties that Chrome implements, and has a usecounter for, but don't exist in Firefox.

    defaultstatus caught my eye, because like, there's also a use counter for defaultStatus.

    (The discerning reader will notice there's a lowercase and a lowerCamelCase version. The less-discerning reader should maybe slow down and start reading from the beginning.)

    As far as I know, there's no real spec for these old BOM (Baroque Object Model) properties. It's supposed to allow you to set the default value for window.status, but it probably hasn't done anything in your browser for years.

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