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Choosing Go Over Python: Why Companies are Making the Switch
Python and Go (also known as Golang) are two different programming languages, each with their own unique features and applications. If you've encountered developers migrating from the former to the latter in the course of your work and are thinking a...
Den W. · 01 August 2023 · 99
Unit Tests in Python
There are two types of engineers in this universe. The first type writes code, then walks away and does not watch it run. They just assume everything will go according to plan. Then there's the second type: those who write unit tests. With Pytho...
Kelly · 11 February 2020 · 345
Python Frameworks: Empowering Development with Efficiency and Structure
Within the realm of software development, frameworks stand as indispensable instruments that expedite the application creation process. These frameworks furnish a well-organized underpinning, reusable building blocks, and established conventions, all...
Soumya Raj · 22 September 2023 · 68
10 Exciting Python Project Ideas to Hone Your Programming Skills
Python, with its simplicity and versatility, has become one of the most popular programming languages across the globe. Whether you are a seasoned developer or a complete beginner, embarking on Python projects is an excellent way to practice your ski...
Vinod Kumar · 23 August 2023 · 43 · 1
Python vs Ruby: A Balanced Comparison for 2024 Developers
In the realm of programming, a perpetual debate rages on: Python vs Ruby. These two languages possess remarkable capabilities and distinctive characteristics, leaving developers in a state of indecision. However, in the year 2024, the importance of s...
Pooja Naik · 15 March · 109
10 Python tricks for beginners
There's never an excess of useful tricks in Python. The more of them you learn, the more likely you'll be able to quickly tackle a challenge in practice. Or show your best side in a technical interview. In this article, I'll talk about tricks that ca...
Den W. · 24 August 2023 · 32
Handling Multiple user requests with Django for Enterprise-level Apps
Django is a popular framework and is capable of tackling millions of users per day. Therefore most large companies like Instagram, printers, Reddit, Youtube, and National Geographic prefer Django for web app development. These companies deal with mi...
Vinod Vasava · 22 February 2023 · 79
Main features of Django as a widely-used Python framework
Python is a programming language that has gained significant popularity in the field of software development, particularly in the field of web development and machine learning. AnyforSoft provides Python development services to clients in a...
Oleksandr · 27 February 2023 · 102
Microsoft integrates Python into Excel
Microsoft is bringing its Excel spreadsheet and the Python programming language together. How this works and what exactly is planned. The Python programming language can be used in the Excel spreadsheet program in the future. Microsoft has published...
Kelly · 24 August 2023 · 40 · 2
Machine Learning Foundations: Part 6 - Convolutional cats and dogs
Previous Part 5: Classifying real-world images In this part where we'll take what you've learned about convolutional neural networks in the previous few parts and apply them to a computer vision scenario that was a Kaggle challenge not that long ago...
Alex · 04 June 2020 · 60
Machine Learning Foundations: Part 8 - Tokenization for Natural Language Processing
Previous Part 7 - Image augmentation and overfitting Up to now, you've learned how machine learning works and explored examples in computer vision by doing image classification, including understanding concepts such as convolutional neural networks f...
Alex · 18 June 2020 · 122
Machine Learning Foundations: Part 10 - Using NLP to build a sarcasm classifier
Previous: Part 9 - Using the Sequencing APIs Over the last few parts, we haven't done much machine learning. Instead, we looked at how you can preprocess text data to get it ready for training machine learning models. In this part, you're going to p...
Alex · 25 June 2020 · 371
Why Should You Migrate Your Applications From Python 2 To Python 3
Many programming languages are available, but Python is among the most popular. According to reports in 2022, Python app development is regarded as among the most used programming languages. Even though we don’t realize it, Python App Developm...
Albert Smith · 12 December 2022 · 50
PyPI is moving to mandatory two-factor authentication.
Developers of the Python package repository PyPI (Python Package Index) have announced the decision to transition all user accounts associated with at least one project or involved in maintaining organization-managed packages to mandatory two-factor authentication. The transition is planned to be completed by the end of 2023. Leading up to the dead...
Kelly · 11 months ago · 43 · 1Messaging for Beginners: Exploring the Full Potential of RabbitMQ in Python
Recently, I had to dive into the official RabbitMQ documentation and numerous articles of varying quality on the topic of different types of routing in this message broker. It turned out that there is a lot of material available, but it either explai...
Den W. · 27 June 2023 · 65
Why Do We Use Different Languages on Facebook and WhatsApp?
The most famous social media platforms worldwide were Facebook and WhatsApp. These services have enabled people to keep in touch with friends, family, and co-workers through text messages. Facebook is famous to such an extent that it acquired WhatsAp...
Alex · 16 August 2022 · 303 · 1