Go slow, but never stop.
I found this interesting and I think if you can get your head around these five skills it will definitely help your coding moving forward.
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Go slow, but never stop.
I found this interesting and I think if you can get your head around these five skills it will definitely help your coding moving forward.
In this article we will focus on a complete walkthrough of a Python set data structure.
This is useful for beginners as well as anyone who feels that they need some kind of reminder on how it works.
Here is Ismael Araujo's take on this cool Python library and why you should give it a try.
It does look interesting, saves so much time and I certainly want to play more with it as I already can see how useful it is but I'm sure I could achieve much more if I understood it better.
A great article that definitely needs to be added to your notes and kept for reference. I've printed it and put it in a folder and also added it to my Evernote so I can refer back to it when needed.
Do you think cloud stack consolidation is inevitable? Here's a reasonable take on how the next few years could play out.
I think these are reasonable ideas as I'm sure if it doesn't go exactly this way a fair proportion of it is right.
A quick and simple guide to create calendar heatmaps using Python libraries and add interactivity using widgets.
I think these are a powerful way for displaying data and a good way of visualising any anaysis.
A collection of GitHub repositories to improve your development skill and boost your career.
An absolute wealth of information sources and help for everyone here - even if you are not a full-time developer. Go take a look and I'm certain you will find at least one that is right for you.
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If you just started learning Python, you’ve probably come across something like this command already.
I found this useful and it helped to clarify a few things for me in understanding what can happen inside an IF statement.