5 Difficult Skills That Pay Off Exponentially in Programming by Pen Magnet via @Medium

 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.

Everything About Python Set Data Structure: Beginner’s Guide — PyShark by Misha Sv via TDataScience

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.

Mito: One of the Coolest Python Libraries You Have Ever Seen by Ismael Araujo via @TDataScience

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.

10 Regression Metrics Data Scientist Must Know (Python-Sklearn Code Included) by T Z J Y via @Medium

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.

Storm in the stratosphere: how the cloud will be reshuffled by/via @bernhardsson

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.

Calendar Heatmaps : A perfect way to display your time-series quantitative data by Harshita Garg via @Medium

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.

20 Amazing GitHub Repositories Every Developer Should Follow by @KamaruzzMd via @Medium

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.