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How To Design Robust Python Functions
How To Design Robust Python Functions
Why You Shouldn't Nest Your Code
Why You Shouldn't Nest Your Code
#OBTS v2.0:
#OBTS v2.0: "Bash-ing Brittle Indicators: Red Teaming macOS without Bash or Python" - Cody Thomas
PyHEP 2020 C and C++ Python Bindings
PyHEP 2020 C and C++ Python Bindings
Fixing Brittle Tests: Avoid Hardcoded Values
Fixing Brittle Tests: Avoid Hardcoded Values
ElixirConf 2021 - Amos King - Brittle Acceptance Tests got you Down?
ElixirConf 2021 - Amos King - Brittle Acceptance Tests got you Down?
Yusuke Tsutsumi: Taming the Hydra: How we Learned to Love Testing a Giant Python Codebase
Yusuke Tsutsumi: Taming the Hydra: How we Learned to Love Testing a Giant Python Codebase
Lightweight Steering Approaches for Large Scale Physics Applications
Lightweight Steering Approaches for Large Scale Physics Applications
methods to avoid hard coding file paths in python
methods to avoid hard coding file paths in python
Python for Beginners: How to use a List?
Python for Beginners: How to use a List?
Accessing __doc__ of a function inside a lambda in Python
Accessing __doc__ of a function inside a lambda in Python
Abstraction Can Make Your Code Worse
Abstraction Can Make Your Code Worse
3.1 Scripts - Python for Scientific Computing 2021
3.1 Scripts - Python for Scientific Computing 2021
Mahmoud Hashemi, Python Profiling & Performance: elementary to enterprise, PyBay2016
Mahmoud Hashemi, Python Profiling & Performance: elementary to enterprise, PyBay2016
Chasten Your Python Program: Configurable Program Analysis and Linting with XPath
Chasten Your Python Program: Configurable Program Analysis and Linting with XPath
More testing with fewer tests
More testing with fewer tests
Functions: Faster to Deploy - Brian LeRoux
Functions: Faster to Deploy - Brian LeRoux
Fergal Walsh - Rethinking how we build HTTP APIs
Fergal Walsh - Rethinking how we build HTTP APIs
2015 Unidata Users Workshop: Python in the Atmospheric Sciences
2015 Unidata Users Workshop: Python in the Atmospheric Sciences