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fromPycoders
6 days ago

PyCoder's Weekly | Issue #731

Wallaby enhances Python development with integrated testing, AI context, and tools for machine learning visualization and vector databases.
Python
fromdeath and gravity
1 week ago

Learn Python object-oriented programming with Raymond Hettinger

Subclassing in Python is a technique for code reuse, emphasizing operational views over traditional hierarchical models.
Python
fromTreyhunner
3 weeks ago

Using a ~/.pdbrc file to customize the Python Debugger

Custom aliases in the .pdbrc file enhance the Python debugger (PDB) experience with improved object inspection and source code visibility.
Python
fromMathspp
13 hours ago

TIL 143 - Resolve a lazy import manually

Lazy imports in Python can be inspected and resolved using the 'resolve' method to access the actual module.
Python
fromPycoders
6 days ago

PyCoder's Weekly | Issue #731

Wallaby enhances Python development with integrated testing, AI context, and tools for machine learning visualization and vector databases.
Python
fromdeath and gravity
1 week ago

Learn Python object-oriented programming with Raymond Hettinger

Subclassing in Python is a technique for code reuse, emphasizing operational views over traditional hierarchical models.
Python
fromTreyhunner
3 weeks ago

Using a ~/.pdbrc file to customize the Python Debugger

Custom aliases in the .pdbrc file enhance the Python debugger (PDB) experience with improved object inspection and source code visibility.
#textual
jQuery
fromMouse Vs Python
1 week ago

Textual - An Intro to DOM Queries (Part I) - Mouse Vs Python

Querying the DOM in Textual allows for efficient widget retrieval and updates using the query_one() method.
Python
fromMouse Vs Python
1 week ago

Textual - Logging to File and to Textual Console - Mouse Vs Python

Textual simplifies logging in user interfaces by integrating with Python's logging module, allowing easy setup for logging to files and consoles.
jQuery
fromMouse Vs Python
1 week ago

Textual - An Intro to DOM Queries (Part I) - Mouse Vs Python

Querying the DOM in Textual allows for efficient widget retrieval and updates using the query_one() method.
Python
fromMouse Vs Python
1 week ago

Textual - Logging to File and to Textual Console - Mouse Vs Python

Textual simplifies logging in user interfaces by integrating with Python's logging module, allowing easy setup for logging to files and consoles.
Django
fromInfoWorld
1 week ago

Exciting Python features are on the way

Python 3.15 introduces lazy imports, an immutable frozendict, JIT compiler improvements, and enhanced support for WebAssembly.
Productivity
fromMedium
1 week ago

How to prevent "You've hit your limit" when working with Claude Code

Reaching usage limits in Claude Code can hinder productivity, but there are practical tips to manage and reduce this risk.
Information security
fromDeveloper Tech News
5 days ago

Check Point: AI coding assistants are leaking API keys

AI coding assistants are unintentionally leaking sensitive internal data, including API keys, by ingesting entire workspaces without recognizing sensitive files.
Software development
fromMedium
2 weeks ago

Async Logging Is Not a Silver Bullet - What Actually Limits Performance

Async logging redistributes costs rather than reducing them, impacting performance in different ways depending on implementation.
fromTheregister
2 weeks ago

Stack Overflow abandons redesign beta after criticism

We will be retiring the beta shortly and will be removing the button to get to it and ceasing support for it. The beta garnered negative feedback from the Stack Overflow community, including observations that it looked more like a general discussion site such as Reddit and was losing the essence of what made it successful: precise questions and community-validated answers.
Online Community Development
Node JS
fromTreehouse Blog
3 weeks ago

How to Build Your First Full Stack App as a Beginner

Building a simple full stack project enhances understanding of front end, back end, and database interactions beyond theoretical knowledge.
Software development
fromMedium
3 weeks ago

Zero-Effort Production Debugging: How I Automated Bug Fixes for My Side Project

Automating bug fixes with an AI agent streamlines maintenance for full-stack applications, enabling zero-effort management of errors.
Django
fromPycoders
3 weeks ago

PyCoder's Weekly | Issue #728

Django projects can be improved with Alpine AJAX and friendly classes for better code quality and maintainability.
fromJames Bennett
1 month ago

Rewriting a 20-year-old Python library

Akismet launched in 2005 as a web service to classify user-generated content as spam or not, quickly gaining popularity among bloggers facing spam issues.
Privacy technologies
Python
fromRealpython
2 weeks ago

Using Loguru to Simplify Python Logging - Real Python

Logging is essential for tracking and debugging applications, and Loguru simplifies this process in Python.
fromRubyflow
1 month ago

The tool I wish I had 25 apps ago

Every iOS app I've shipped over the last nine years started the same way: a Rails developer with a great web app, users who want it in the App Store, and weeks spent on Xcode, signing certificates, and Swift boilerplate that has nothing to do with the actual product.
Python
fromPycoders
2 weeks ago

PyCoder's Weekly | Issue #729

SerpApi provides structured JSON from search engines, simplifying data retrieval for AI applications.
Software development
fromArs Technica
1 month ago

Mozilla dev's "Stack Overflow for agents" targets a key weakness in coding AI

cq aims to enhance coding agents' efficiency by enabling knowledge sharing and addressing outdated information and resource consumption issues.
#ai-assisted-coding
Artificial intelligence
fromMedium
1 month ago

The AI Coding Pitfalls Report: Facts, Trivia, and Structural Solutions

Engineers must shift from treating LLMs as chatbots to treating them as compilers, implementing a dedicated diagnostic phase to identify AI-specific defects before code merges.
Artificial intelligence
fromMedium
1 month ago

The AI Coding Pitfalls Report: Facts, Trivia, and Structural Solutions

Engineers must shift from treating LLMs as chatbots to treating them as compilers, implementing a dedicated diagnostic phase to identify AI-specific defects before code merges.
Web development
fromTheregister
1 month ago

Brilliant backups landed web developer in big trouble

A website migration oversight caused a two-year disconnect where office staff viewed outdated content due to hardcoded DNS settings, while the client only discovered the issue when accessing the site from the office.
#pytest
fromInfoWorld
1 month ago

Microsoft's .NET 11 Preview 2 offers cleaner stack traces

New overloads on TarFile.CreateFromDirectory accept a TarEntryFormat parameter, giving direct control over the archive format. Previously, CreateFromDirectory produced Pax archives. The new overloads support all four tar formats—Pax, Ustar, GNU, and V7—for compatibility with specific tools and environments.
Web frameworks
fromThe JetBrains Blog
1 month ago

Expanding Our Core Web Development Support in PyCharm 2026.1 | The PyCharm Blog

With PyCharm 2026.1, users can leverage a comprehensive set of editing and formatting tools for modern web languages, including basic React support with code completion and navigation.
Python
React
fromGitHub
2 months ago

GitHub - brucetoo/visual-agentic-dev: an immersive browser development environment designed to allow developers to complete code modifications, debugging, and command-line interactions without leaving the browser.

An immersive zero-config browser development environment enables direct in-browser React element selection, AI-driven code edits, and multi-project terminal integration.
fromInfoWorld
3 months ago

Using JavaScript's built-in objects

The toString() method is very simple. You can call it on anything, and if nothing has been defined, it'll use the default version. Many objects, like arrays, do define their own version. Custom objects can also define a version. When you interpolate an object into a string literal- console.log("This is my object: " + myObject)-it will call the toString() method.
JavaScript
fromLoopwerk
2 months ago

Django's test runner is underrated

Readable failures. When something breaks, I want to understand why in seconds, not minutes. Predictable setup. I want to know exactly what state my tests are running against. Minimal magic. The less indirection between my test code and what's actually happening, the better. Easy onboarding. New team members should be able to write tests on day one without learning a new paradigm.
Web frameworks
Artificial intelligence
fromZDNET
1 month ago

AI is getting scary good at finding hidden software bugs - even in decades-old code

AI models can effectively identify decades-old bugs in legacy code, but this capability also enables hackers to exploit vulnerabilities in deployed systems.
fromThepythoncodingstack
2 months ago

The Journey From LBYL to EAFP * [Club]

LBYL came more naturally to me in my early years of programming. It seemed to have fewer obstacles in those early stages, fewer tricky concepts. And in my 10+ years of teaching Python, I also preferred teaching LBYL to beginners and delaying EAFP until later. But over the years, as I came to understand Python's psyche better, I gradually shifted my programming style-and then, my teaching style, too.
Software development
Python
fromThe JetBrains Blog
1 month ago

Python Unplugged on PyTV Recap | The PyCharm Blog

PyCharm hosted Python Unplugged, a free online community conference on March 4th, 2026, featuring 15 speakers and 7.5 hours of content to make Python conferences accessible globally.
Python
fromInfoWorld
2 months ago

CPython vs. PyPy: Which Python runtime has the better JIT?

PyPy remains far faster for raw numerical workloads, but CPython's new native JIT and no-GIL builds close the gap in other workloads and enable threading.
Python
fromRealpython
1 month ago

Python Stacks, Queues, and Priority Queues in Practice Quiz - Real Python

An 11-question quiz tests understanding of Python stacks, queues, priority queues, and their real-world applications in traversal and system architecture.
fromRealpython
1 month ago

Episode #286: Overcoming Testing Obstacles With Python's Mock Object Library - The Real Python Podcast

Mocking in Python with unittest.mock allows you to simulate complex logic or unpredictable dependencies, such as responses from external services. The Mock class can imitate real objects, and the patch() function lets you temporarily substitute mocks for real objects in your tests.
Python
Python
fromTalkpython
2 months ago

Talk Python now has a CLI

Open-source Talk Python CLI lets users search 500+ podcast episodes, transcripts, guests, and courses from the terminal with text/JSON/markdown output.
fromThe JetBrains Blog
2 months ago

Python Unplugged on PyTV - A Free Online Python Conference for Everyone | The PyCharm Blog

Join us on March 4th 2026, for an unforgettable, non-stop event, streamed from our studio in Amsterdam. We'll be joined live by 15 well-known and beloved speakers from Python communities around the globe, including Carol Willing, Deb Nicholson, Sheena O'Connell, Paul Everitt, Marlene Mhangami, and Carlton Gibson. They'll be speaking about topics such as core Python, AI, community, web development and data science.
Python
Python
fromRealpython
2 months ago

Improving Your Tests With the Python Mock Object Library - Real Python

unittest.mock enables creation, inspection, configuration, and substitution of mock objects to simplify testing of complex logic and unpredictable dependencies.
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