Any software developer knows that good code doesn’t get written right the first time, and when unexpected behavior occurs eyeballing the code or even using print statements can end up falling short. This year at PyCon, I had the pleasure of attending a talk by Clayton Parker about an »
At PyCon 2015 I had the pleasure of seeing Brett Slatkin’s talk on writing effective Python functions (youtube link). During the presentation he touched on the topic of generators, and one of his statements appealed to me: Instead of “why are you using generators?” we should be asking “why »
On February 10th, Excella’s Dan Davis presented “Mocking Strategies and Frameworks for Python” at Django-District meetup. Check out the video of the presentation and the slides. »
