4 Things Tutorials Don’t Tell You About PyPI – this hands-on experience together with the explanations is priceless. Even if you don’t plan to upload a package to PyPI anytime soon those glimpses of how PyPI works are interesting.
https://blog.paoloamoroso.com/2021/09/4-things-tutorials-dont-tell-you-about.html
Responsible Tech Playbook – I totally agree with Martin Fowler statement that “Whether asked to or not, we have a duty to ensure our systems don’t degrade our society”. This post promotes the text book about Responsible Tech published by Fowler and his colleagues from Thoughtworks. It also references additional resources such as Tarot Cards of Tech Ethical Explorer.
https://martinfowler.com/articles/2021-responsible-tech-playbook.html
A Perfect Match – A Python 3.10 Brain Teaser – Python 3.10 was released earlier this month and the most talked about feature is Pattern Matching. Read this post to make sure you get it correctly.
https://medium.com/pragmatic-programmers/a-perfect-match-ef552dd1c1b1
How I got my career back on track – careers is not a miracle. That’s totally ok if you don’t want to have one but if you do and have aspirations you have to own it and manage your way there.
https://rinaarts.com/how-i-got-my-career-back-on-track
PyCatFlow – A big part of current data is time series data combined with categorical data. E.g., change in the mix of medical diagnosis \ shopping categories over time etc. PyCatFlow is a visualization tool which allows the representation of temporal developments, based on categorical data. Check their Jupyter Notebook with interactive widgets that can be run online.
https://medium.com/@bumatic/pycatflow-visualizing-categorical-data-over-time-b344102bcce2
Tom Ron 