#Python News This year I couldn’t attend PyCon but I spend some time monitoring the discussions on Twitter. It seemed like an amazing year with several of cool talks on anything related to python. I was thrilled when they posted all the videos from the lectures on youtube! Missed #pycon2018? […]
paxos The work that I mainly do in real life is focused on architecting systems and platforms and this has to do a lot with DevOps. I don’t know if this is a good or a bad thing but nevertheless, this is how I spend my days. In today’s environment, that […]
This is a really nice article I wanted to share that helped me understand the gRPC protocol a little bit deeper. It also offers a nice hands-on experience for the active developer! What is gRPC? gRPC is a language-neutral, platform-neutral framework that allows you to write applications where independent services can work […]
It’s always good for a developer to have a couple of different deployment options under their belt. Why not try deploying your site to Heroku, as well as PythonAnywhere? Heroku is also free for small applications that don’t have too many visitors, but it’s a bit more tricky to get […]
There are many home automation systems that put python as a support for the extension. Being a dynamic language, python makes it very easy to extend and control the systems. The flexibility offered by python is what java developers can only imagine. With the introduction of micro python recently, the […]
Recently I had to heavily use background workers because of the increasing traffic on Orfium. This caused me a little bit of panic because I am mostly an API/Rest guy and not of such a favor of MQTT. I have to admit I was wrong. But let’s take it from the […]
Python IDE Sourcelair is an interesting case of a start up. First of all, it is close to my heart because their main goal is to help developers (like you and me) easily create their products from anything in the world with just an access to any modern browser. This […]
I was overwhelmed with the reception of my last python post and the many conversations it initiated, mainly in Twitter. The main thing that I think was more interesting for people reading my blog is the Proof of Concept that Python is good for MVP, Production and even more. In this post I am […]
Yesterday I wanted to build a quick prototype that would scale for some hundreds of users. I needed realtime notifications, scalable backend, geofencing queries and something easy ti build the REST interface that I had describe in RAML. You may have several opinions on that matter, but ninety percent of the times […]