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Metaprogramming • Python / Zig • @zigindia

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@tusharisanerd

tushar.pyc

1 year

My experience at @EuroPython was easily the best that I've had at a conference, both as a speaker, and as a participant. I got to: - Meet some of the coolest people in the community, - Speak to the biggest audience I've ever seen. Photo credits: @brauliolaraph

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4 months

absolute gem from sqlite source, shared by @iavins

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I don't know where I found this paper, but this is a great intro to concurrency.

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🐍Python news: CPython's main branch now compiles to webassembly! Thanks to @ethanhs and @ChristianHeimes Meaning: You can natively download and run Python in the browser. It's about a 5MB package right now. There's plans to make it smaller. Try it here:

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🐍Python TIL: set.discard()✨ Instead of doing⬇️ if item in my_set: my_set.remove(item) You can do⬇️ my_set.discard(item)

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🐍Python Tip of the day: You can use `~i` to index a list in python from behind, instead of `-1 - i`:

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Alright, it's out! And it's by far my most detailed post✨ Understanding all of Python, through its builtins

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@nedbat @realpython My current solution is to add this to my bash profile: export PIP_REQUIRE_VIRTUALENV=true This way, pip will reject all commands outside of a venv. and if a venv is activated, pip will always install it in the right place. No more pip install blunders.

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found the link

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tushar.pyc

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Announcing ✨compiled✨ 🐍They're *2-3x faster* variants of Python's standard library modules. Read more about them here:

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GitHub - pycompiled/compiled: Compiled variants of the Python standard library.

Compiled variants of the Python standard library. Contribute to pycompiled/compiled development by creating an account on GitHub.

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python is so test oriented, it even has pass and fail commands for your tests:

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2 years

It's finally finished. Here's the long awaited cursed for-loop blog:

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tushar.pyc

3 years

Python 3.6, an absolute fan favorite, will have its end of life on December 23. Press F to pay respects On the other hand, this is great news for Python typing enthusiasts, because with Python 3.7 and up: `from __future__ import annotations` becomes available in all versions 🎉

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took 2.5 months and a lot of discussion, but managed to land a tiny feature into cpython 🥳

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I love articles like these, that feel like they're talking to me while explaining the concepts in depth.

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C Isn't A Programming Language Anymore - Faultlore

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2 years

🐍For all Python Devs: This 1 trick can save you a lot of time and pain. Add this to your `.bashrc` file: export PIP_REQUIRE_VIRTUALENV=true ✨With this, `pip` won't let you install anything into your global environment, which can accidentally break stuff in your system.

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3 years

I just had a horrible idea...

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Almost everyday, PIP_REQUIRE_VIRTUALENV saves me from messing up my OS python install.

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2 years

I've finally done it. I added *real* for loops to Python. Blog (and package!) very soon.

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✨ Black 24.4.2 is out, with support for Python 3.12 syntax for f-strings! I was able to get my first major contribution in open source 👀

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Add PEP701 support by tusharsadhwani · Pull Request #3822 · psf/black

Description Adds support for PEP 701: Syntactic formalization of f-strings to black's tokenizer. Resolves #3746 Given this Python file: x = f"foo{2 + 2}bar" Previous outpu...

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4 months

"Why do PIDs start at 1, when UIDs start at 0?" Really nice blogpost

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tushar.pyc

3 years

I can't believe it's done, but it's really done. Latest blog is out, this time about one of my favorite topics: static analysis 👀 Learn Python ASTs, by building your own linter✨

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Learn Python ASTs, by building your own linter

The only resource you need to read to learn about ASTs in Python, and the superpowers they give you.

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tushar.pyc

2 years

🐍Just compiled `tomllib` using mypyc. In just 10 minutes of bugfixing, with zero type optimizations (bunch of Any types everywhere), ✨the library runs 2x faster. Zero behaviour changes. With stricter types, I bet it can be even faster. Mypyc has huge untapped potential.

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Just finished implementing a Pratt parser in Zig

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It's 4am. I'm 306 pages into this really interesting book, at about the half way point. And for the *first* time, the author says this chapter is about to get interesting. Damn. Kept reading until 5am, it definitely was interesting. Guess who understands pratt parsers now.

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tushar.pyc

11 months

Python 3.13 might be wild for web server performance.

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Anthony Shaw

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Ship it!! Was able to get FastAPI running inside PEP554 sub interpreters by using the hypercorn asyncio worker daemons with shared sockets on the —disable-gil build. 1/

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`yen` 0.5 is finally out. ✨ Now you can replace `pyenv`, `virtualenv` and `pipx` with a single static binary. Works on MacOS, Windows, Linux, you name it. is finally obsolete?

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🐍Python Dunder of the day Day 5: ✨__length_hint__✨ Let's do a little obscure one this time. Did you know that dunders can have multiple words? Anyway, take a look at this code:

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tushar.pyc

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Do you really think you understand Python? Here's a not-so-easy puzzle: Why does the first one crash, but the second one work just fine? #Python

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People writing Python in VSCode, add this to your VSCode settings file: "[python]": { "editor.codeActionsOnSave": {"source.organizeImports": true} } To auto sort your imports on save. Thanks @anthonypjshaw for that tip in the latest article!

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Advanced Visual Studio Code for Python Developers – Real Python

In this tutorial, you'll learn how you can configure, extend, and optimize Visual Studio Code for a more effective and productive Python development environment. By digging into this customizable...

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tushar.pyc

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It's barely 1 month into development, but Python 3.13 is already impressive ✨ Error messages in the REPL were always a bit hard to read. Look at this example from Python 3.12:

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My de facto stack of libraries for building Python apps these days is: setuptools, build, mypy, black, pytest, tox All other libraries are optional, these are necessary. What's your stack?

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tushar.pyc

4 months

@_spook1608 @iavins in #define ? i see it now. thanks i hate it

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tushar.pyc

1 year

✨The talk's out on YouTube:

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Writing a Python interpreter from scratch, in half an hour — Tushar...

[EuroPython 2023 — Forum Hall on 2023-07-19]https://ep2023.europython.eu/session/writing-a-python-interpreter-from-scratch-in-half-an-hourYou use the Python ...

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🐍Python Tip: Want to share a method across multiple classes, but don't want to deal with inheritance / mixin classes? ✨Just assign a function in the class body:

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It's 4am. I'm 306 pages into this really interesting book, at about the half way point. And for the *first* time, the author says this chapter is about to get interesting. Damn. Kept reading until 5am, it definitely was interesting. Guess who understands pratt parsers now.

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Pytest amazes me sometimes. TIL pytest makes it super simple to prepend something the PATH env variable for a test:

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Found a significant bug in Python 3.12 👀 I count that as an achievement

Multiline expression brackets with format specifiers don't work in f-strings · Issue #110259 ·...

Bug report Bug description: In accordance with PEP 701, the following code works: >>> x = 1 >>> f"___{ ... x ... }___" '___1___' >>> f"___{( ... x ...

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Just found out that pipx has been using my code for the past few months! Really grateful, but also I'm kinda about to reimplement pipx in rust :P

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so I might have accidentally made pyinstaller obsolete..

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3 years

Yes, we all need a keylooger bundled with Python 🙃 #shitoberfest

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tushar.pyc

2 years

Still can't believe my name now exists in the book that taught me Python. @fluentpython is easily the best Python resource I've ever read

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Python Dunder of the Day Day 9: ✨__all__✨ In the last post, we discussed how anything you import into a module can now be imported from that module as well. This pollutes the "module namespace", so to speak. eg. `from os import sys` works, as `sys` is part of os's namespace:

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👋Bangalore folks, We're hosting a meetup about the removal of the GIL in Python, and what means to you as a developer. Come join:

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.meetup/python --disable-gil edition · Luma

Since last week, the global Python community is excited by the acceptance of PEP 703 – Making the Global Interpreter Lock Optional in CPython. This is…

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Just saw this talk and I have a very strong urge to practice my django and try @htmx_org , it seems unreal the website and the stats shown at the end

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DjangoCon 2022 | From React to htmx on a real-world SaaS product: we...

From React to htmx on a real-world SaaS product: we did it, and it's awesome! by David GuillotWe took the plunge and replaced the 2-year-of-work React UI of ...

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and it begins

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3 years

I guess I won't really understand async await in Python until I write my own event loop from scratch.

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2 months

Hosting a Zig meetup in Bangalore this month. If you're interested in systems programming, you should really be looking into zig. Come join us:

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Zig Meetup #1 · Luma

Join us for the very first Zig meetup in Bangalore. Zig is an up-and-coming systems programming language. We'll discuss its design, relevance, and systems…

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I love this pattern of the first arg being positional only, and all others being keyword only: def do_this(data, /, *, ...rest of options): ...

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Python Dunder of the Day Day 10: ✨__xor__✨ We're starting off with the occasional operator dunders! This time it's `__xor__`, which is interesting, but also straightforward. 🐍If you don't know what operator dunders are, you're in for a ride:

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🐍 Python Tip of the day: Context managers made using `contextlib.contextmanager` can be used as a function decorator as well✨

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I might have built a portable @qutebrowser executable

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2 years

👀Received a copy of a book today

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Zig's formatter won't remove unused, broken imports, so I made a tool that will.

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Alright, time to start reading this.

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🐍Python Tip: Having trouble inspecting some nested classes you got? ✨Use `json.dumps()` with the `vars` default to dump any object's internals!

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TIL Python just recently got an incremental GC giving significant speedups to the garbage collection time, probably coming to 3.13

GH-108362: Incremental GC implementation by markshannon · Pull Request #116206 · python/cpython

Implements incremental cyclic GC. Instead of traversing one generation on each collection, we traverse the young generation and the oldest part of the old generation. By traversing the old generati...

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Python Dunder of the Day Day 8: ✨__module__✨ Let's talk about the functools module first: It has some really useful tools, such as `cache`, which caches results from function calls. 🐍This can easily speed up code that has repeated calls to pure functions:

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Python Dunder of the Day 2: ✨__doc__✨ We all know that documentation is important. Python took it a step further, and made docs a part of the code itself. Consider docstrings in a function for example:

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2 years

Planning to do a Python dunder of the day for the entirety of next year. ✨Python has at least 150 dunder attributes (__init__ for example), and all of them are interesting in their own way. See you everyday in 2023 then? #Python

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1 year

One of the best feelings, hearing that your PR will actually help people. 💚

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2 years

pathlib is cool, but it can be expensive in very loop-heavy code, always profile your code before jumping to the new best practice. another gripe I had was there was no good way to walk subdirectories like `os.walk()`, but Python 3.12 is adding `Path.walk()`, which is awesome.

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Rodrigo 🐍🚀

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The Python 🐍 module `pathlib` is amazing. Learning about it will make you 10x more productive*! 🚀 If you want to work with files, you need to know about it! Let me show 5 of the most useful tools in this module 👇 (*Actual numbers may vary. 🤡)

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Textualize has become one of my favorite Python frameworks. Everyone I know who has tried it loves it, and they're doing some of the most interesting innovation in the development space.

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I'll be at PyCon India this weekend. I'll also be at PyCon Japan next weekend. Let's meet if you're around!

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1 year

Releasing a new really simple testing library: ✨astest: `assert` based testing The `assert` keyword exists, it tests stuff, why can't asserts be tests? Well now they can! Take this Python file:

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✨PyPI orgs are finally a thing! "namespaces are a honking great idea -- let's do more of those!"

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2 years

Python Dunder of the Day 1: ✨__name__✨ You've probably seen code like this before:

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1 year

TIL gcc has hand written recursive descent parsers for most of its languages, instead of parser generators.

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tushar.pyc

3 years

@camarade_doggo @theavalkyrie Already exists: Python that runs on the tiniest of microcontrollers

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GitHub - keith-packard/snek: Snek programming language for tiny systems

Snek programming language for tiny systems. Contribute to keith-packard/snek development by creating an account on GitHub.

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@bugzapper8 There are 2 hard problems in systems programming 2. Exactly once delivery 1. Guaranteed order of messages 2. Exactly once delivery

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1 year

Thank you Python.

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2 years

Python Dunder of the Day 4: ✨__iter__✨ Python's for loops are extremely convenient, as they get rid of the common "Index out of bound" errors. That's because Python's for loops aren't index based, they're _iterator based_:

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Python Dunder of the Day 3: ✨__builtins__✨ Did you know that functions like print(), input(), range() and others actually come from a module called `builtins`?

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OK, officially switching to uv for making packages, let's see how that goes.

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Charlie Marsh

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Today, we're shipping a series of features that move uv beyond a pip alternative, and into an end-to-end solution for managing Python projects, command-line tools, single-file scripts, and even Python itself. A single, unified tool. Like Cargo, for Python. It's very fast.

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Python Dunder of the Day Day 12: ✨__debug__✨ `__debug__` is yet another thing that's defined in the `builtins` module, just like `print()` or `range()`. Let's look at what it does:

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@barryonthefly @Stoichastich @QuantaMagazine it's the "holes" moving because someone messed up the direction of current. because electrons are negatively charged, the direction of current is the opposite of where the electrons went, i.e. where the "holes" were created

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tushar.pyc

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They're coworkers Mark works more on the interpreter than Guido these days Guido is annoyed by the notifications that should be going to Mark instead that's all, nothing is changing

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Abhinav Upadhyay

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Breaking: Guid drops ownership of the core python interpreter code

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🐍Python Dunder of the day Day 18: ✨__fspath__✨ I hope you've heard of `pathlib`, it's fairly convenient:

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2 years

The `datetime` module is weird. There's an abundance of code snippets that do `import datetime` and others that do `from datetime import datetime`, and they're incompatible with each other. Did you know that the inner datetime is actually a class? It should've been `DateTime`.

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A nice proxy metric for how experienced you are with a language is how much you rely on documentation instead of stackoverflow.

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Python Dunder of the Day Day 13: ✨__index__✨ `__index__` is supposed to be used when you want your objects to be "index-able". As in, when you can treat your object as a list index, for example. For example, `int` is "index-able" by default:

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Wrote a bunch of code in the REPL and need to write it down again? Just open up `~/.python_history` file, your commands will be present at the end.

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🐍Before Python 2.7, C code in CPython's codebase didn't have a preference on tabs or spaces. The single largest commit ever made on CPython's repo was on 9th May 2010, when all tabbed C code was migrated to spaces. 318 of 550 C files contained tabs. The change fixed >200k LOC.

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@jatinkrmalik @peakbengaluru this is peak bengaluru

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Just recreated @code_bullet 's latest video idea: Flappy bird but every sprite is its own window. To play, just `pip install flappybird` ✨

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Speaking about the GIL's removal and what it means for your code in the future. ⤵⤵

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April Meetup is on 🚨 We've 2 exciting hands-on sessions on #GIL and #Gemini ✨ Bring your laptops or devices and get ready for an awesome event, to be hosted at Google, and sponsored by @googledevs 🔔 RSVP is a must:

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`yen run` runs on windows now so close to shipping the most convenient python env manager ever

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thanks for the pdf @htmx_org !

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11 months

Open Source work of the day:

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PEP 2026 is proposing Python switch to 3.<Year> naming starting from 2026. As in, Python release in October 2026 be called 3.26. WDYT?

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I've started micro-blogging on telegram, whenever I do something interesting I write a little bit about it there.

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A place where I yap about the new thing I learned about Python or something. Reach me @tushar_lol

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contributing back to pipx (: pipx's next release may have an interesting little flag 👀

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tushar.pyc

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Adding C-style for loops to Python.

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Python Dunder of the Day 5: ✨__next__✨ We learned about __iter__ yesterday, and how it is used to create custom iterables. But the way we did it was sort of a hack: By using `yield`, we just returned a generator from `__iter__()`. In general, an iterable returns an iterator:

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Look what arrived in the mail today!

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tushar.pyc

3 years

It's been exactly one year since I decided to do something open source every day. I'd like to share some of the achievements I've made since: Days contributed: 355/365 Commits made: 2500+ Open source projects contributed to: 28 Repositories created: 42 Open source PR's made: 50+

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I'm exporting my tweets to my blog site , it's so hard to search through old tweets right now. I'll make the tool to do it open source, so that others can also turn their tweets into a website. 🤷‍♂️I want my tweets to be properly indexed. You should too.

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tushar.pyc

3 years

Documentation is scarce? Who cares! breakpoint() + dir() + help() to the rescue!

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tushar.pyc

1 year

I did a small meetup in Bangalore talking about the GIL removal and how it can affect how you use Python. The video is up now, check it out:

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Python without the GIL | Talks at DeepSource

Python has been a single-threaded language for the longest time, but it looks like that is about to change very soon. With the introduction of PEP 703, Pytho...

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