Python Single Responsibility Principle by/via PYTHONTUTORIAL.NET

In this tutorial, you’ll learn about the single responsibility principle and how to implement it in Python.

This was very clear and easy to use. I really think you should use this website to learn more about Python.

WEBINAR: Fast and Fearless - The Future of IoT Software Development Part 4 of 4: IoT Security Solidified and Simplified 16 November 2021

 

Webinar Series Click Here to Register Title: Fast and Fearless - The Future of IoT Software Development Part 4 of 4: IoT Security Solidified and Simplified Date: Tuesday, November 16, 2021 Time: 8:00 am PDT/ 3:00 pm UTC Duration: 60 minutes   SUMMARY The IoT is transforming the software landscape. What was a relatively straightforward embedded software stack, has been revolutionized due to the IoT where developers juggle specialized workloads, security, machine learning, real-time connectivity, managing devices in the field - the list goes on. How can our industry help developers prototype ‘fearlessly’ because the tools and platforms allow them to navigate varying IoT components? How can developers move to production quickly, capitalizing on innovation opportunities in emerging IoT markets? This webinar series will take you through the fundamental steps, tools and opportunities for simplifying IoT development. Each webinar will be a panel discussion with industry experts who will share their experience and development tips on a specific topic. This session will cover how to simplify IoT security.   Click Here to Register

Stop Hardcoding Sensitive Data in Your Python Applications by Ahmed Besbes via @TDataScience

Keep your settings and credentials private with .env files.

A great reminder of a bad habit we absolutely have to avoid!

How blockchain will underpin the new trust economy by @lucasmearian via @computerworld

Over the next two years, businesses will increasingly turn to blockchain to establish trust among parties looking to transfer everything from money and movable goods to property.

I love the diagram, the way he has explained what blockchain actually is, and some of the potential uses which are great - so will companies actually implement blockchain - I hope so.

How can Blockchain Revolutionise Mobile App Security? by @junedghanchi via @Datafloq

Blockchain can increase mobile app security in various domain, ranging from data security to data transactions.

I agree that blockchain needs to be used in other areas than the financial services side of things.  However we do need to look at alternatives too in order to have a more balanced environment.

Profiling the Network: Using Analytics to Know Who's Really Who via @infomgmt

Profiling the Network: Using Analytics to Know Who's Really Who by Nir Polak via +Information Management - It is time to expand the definition of network profiling to include the riskiest asset on the network: the user.

Interesting use of analytics.