Posts tagged: python

The easiest way to speed up any code is to run less code. A common technique to reduce the amount of repative work is...

I keep a small cars.csv on my website for quickly trying out different pandas operations. It's very handy to keep aro...

Python's requests library is one of the gold standard apis, designed by Kenneth Reitz. It was designed with the user ...

I recently gave a talk at python web conf 2022, and one of the things I did when I should have been working on my pre...

I use a package eyeseast/python-frontmatter{.hoverlink} to load files with frontmatter in them. Its a handy package t...

Today I was watching the python web conf 2022 and saw @davidbujic use the new Dict Union Operator Live on stage durin...

I love the freedom of writing in markdown. It allows me to write content from the comfort of my editor with very litt...

When I need to read contents from a plain text file in python I find the easiest way is to just use .

A very common task for any script is to look for files on the system. My go to method when globbing for files in pyth...

Last Thursday I learned about at a local python meetup. The presenter showed how he uses for his work, and it was kin...

Python 3.8 came out two and a half years ago and I have yet to really lean in on the walrus operator. Partly because ...

Kedro rich is a very new and unstable (it's good, just not ready) plugin for kedro to make the command line prettier.

I recently found a really great plugin by mhinz to open files in neovim from a different tmux split, without touching...

As I am toying around with textual, I am wanting some popup user input to take over. Textual is still pretty new and ...

Mermaid diagrams provide a way to display graphs defined as plain text. Some markdown renderers support this as a plu...

Glances is a system monitor with a ton of features, including docker processes.

Glances has a pretty incredible webui to view system processes and information like htop, or task manager for windows.

Glances is a fully featured system monitoring tool written in python. Out of the box it's quite similar to htop, but ...

python requirements text files can in fact depend on each other due to the fact that you can pass pip install argumen...

Reading eventbridge rules from the command line can be a total drag, pipe it into visidata to make it a breeze.