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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 31st of May 2020 08:40:34 PM Filed under
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  • Duck Typing

    Duck typing is the idea that instead of checking the type of something in Python, we tend to check what behavior it supports (often by attempting to use the behavior and catching an exception if it doesn't work).

  • The Iterator Protocol

    Iterators are all over the place in Python. You can often get away without knowing and understanding the word "iterator", but understanding this term will help you understand how you can expect various iterator-powered utilities in Python to actually work.

  • How I learnt Django

    I am a Python developer and I love writing and building awesome stuff for people to use.

    This is a quick post for newbies about to dive into Django, here I'll give short summaries of my experience in learning Django and tips/advice on how to work with Django.

  • Contrast sinks fangs into Python

    Contrast Security is one of those firms talking about the new breed of so-called self-protecting software, where AI and machine learning come to the fore with predictive functions make our infrastructure layers ever more autonomous.

    The company is now focused on the open source programming language Python due to its widespread use in web application development.

    As many readers will know, Python is a dynamic language equipped with built-in data structures and simple syntax – which makes it attractive for rapid application development as well as a scripting language.

    In terms of use, Python is used by Netflix to stream videos to more than 100 million homes worldwide, power the photo-sharing site Instagram and aid NASA in space exploration.

    [...]

    Contrast’s platform includes: Interactive application security testing (IAST), which is run in preproduction, detects vulnerabilities in both custom code and libraries during normal use by gathering data from running code.Software composition analysis (SCA), which analyses libraries to identify potentially vulnerable third-party and open-source components.

  • Splitwise Telegram Bot

    Splitwise is a free tool for friends and roommates to track bills and other shared expenses.

    I created a telegram bot with which you can integrate your Splitwise account and can use Telegram for managing your expenses.

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