📡 Python radar - March 2023

A personal selection of Python-related news and projects that caught my attention this month (note: leading emojis are mine).

🧪 pytest tips and tricks (pythontest.com)
A series of practical and pragmatic recommendations to improve your use of pytest.

🕸️ pynecone-io/pynecone: 🕸 Web apps in pure Python 🐍 (github.com)
After Streamlit, Dash/plotly, panel (and I’m forgetting some), here’s a new project that allows you to build web apps without touching HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.

📚 Asabeneh/30-Days-Of-Python: 30 days of Python programming challenge (github.com)
To learn Python in a methodical and somewhat playful way.

🎥 GRASP Design Principles: Why They Matter (And How to Use Them) - YouTube (youtube.com)
A very good educational video on important software design principles, still very instructive even after years of practice!

✅ Data validation in Python: a look into Pandera and Great Expectations (endjin.com)
A comparison between two tools that allow you to easily write validation rules when reading or ingesting data.

🤖 How I am using ChatGPT to increase my productivity coding Django (djangoandy.com)
It’s difficult to navigate through the flow of news and projects on ChatGPT, Midjourney, and the like... here’s a post whose title says it all: how to improve productivity in Python, fascinating...

🦀 RustPython/RustPython: A Python Interpreter written in Rust (github.com)
A new project at the crossroads of worlds, not sure if it will lead to massive adoption in the medium term, but there could be interesting use cases.