IAAS or similar cloud computing service to deploy a MVP

Hi everyone, I'm developing a MVP software product and I'm looking for the best option relation between freemium and features. Thanks

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Django Course or Book

hi guys . i'm new to django framework after i learned the basics of python and DSA , now i need a friendly beginner course or book not just to teach me how to use this feature in django but why i need it and thanks.

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Looking to Collaborate on Django Projects or Start Something New

Hey everyone!

I’ve completed a few Django projects, including a library system, blog platform, and a face and plate recognition attendance app using RabbitMQ. I’m experienced with Django, Celery, RabbitMQ, and both relational and non-relational databases.

I’m looking to collaborate on new projects to strengthen my GitHub portfolio. If you have any project ideas, need an extra hand on existing projects, or want to brainstorm something cool, let’s connect!

Thanks!

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Can anyone help me complete my tracker server (BitTorrent Protocol)

I am trying to create my own private bittorrent protocol which I will use for load balancing static data in the web server to visitors. I have app.py written, among other things, but what is weird to me is that I can initiate the magnet url download process, but then no data is transferred. Additionally, I am able to download .torrent files.


This is the repository, could someone take a look at it and tell me what they think? I'm planning to make this a free and public web forum.

/r/flask
https://redd.it/1f79sre

Smartcut: Super fast cutting and trimming of videos

What My Project Does

Smartcut is to my knowledge the most robust open-source implementation of frame accurate video cutting without recoding, a.k.a smart cut, smart encoding, smart render, etc.

It uses PyAV and libavcodec (ffmpeg internals) to encode a small part of the video near the cutpoints and then uses libavformat to stitch the recoded segments and parts of the original video back together into a whole video.

https://github.com/skeskinen/smartcut

Target Audience

This project is for people who want to cut videos really fast from the command line. This could be useful e.g. as part of a script that goes through a directory and quickly cuts off some part of the videos. It could also be used as a part of a video editor project, like I've done in my GUI video editor project.

It is also one of the largest available projects that uses PyAV (the pythonic bindings for libav project) and really showcases the awesomeness of the library. I also contributed 4 patches to PyAV and the maintainer was really cool to work with.

Comparison

The github page has a pretty nice list of related projects: https://github.com/skeskinen/smartcut?tab=readme-ov-file#other-projects

The most obvious comparison is to lossless-cut which is a popular open-source video editor written in TypeScript and Electron

/r/Python
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Is Django Still Relevant for Backend Jobs?

Hi Djangonauts!

I'm a junior CS student with some experience in Django (intermediate functionality, needs frontend work). While I enjoy using Django, I'm concerned about landing a job with it after graduation. Many postings seem to focus on C# and .NET

My questions are:

Is Django still a valuable skill to learn for backend development positions?
Would focusing on C# and .NET offer better job prospects, considering the current market?

My dilemma:

I'm unsure if I should continue building my Django skills or switch gears to C# and .NET for better job security.

I'm feeling some pressure to upskill and avoid the pitfalls of job seekers lacking the right skills.
so I'm trying hard and pushing through burnouts, trying to upskill in order to strengthen my capability and candidacy.

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Anatomy of a Textual User Interface

Hi folks,
I wrote about building an AI Chat interface with Python and Textual.

https://textual.textualize.io/blog/2024/09/15/anatomy-of-a-textual-user-interface/

/r/Python
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Django modal actions

Hey! 👋

I'm excited to share my new package: django-modal-actions. it allows you to create custom actions that open in a modal dialog, enhancing the user experience and functionality of your Django admin.

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Why not just get your plots in numpy?!

Seriously, that's the question!

Why not just have simple
plot1(values,size,title, scatter=True, pt_color, ...)->np.ndarray
function API that gives you your plot (parts like figure and grid, axis, labels, etc) as numpy arrays for you to overlay, mask, render, stretch, transform, etc how you need with your usual basic array/tensor operations at whatever location of the frame/canvas/memory you need?

Sample implementation: https://github.com/bedbad/justpyplot

# What my project does?

Just implements the function above

When I render it, it already beats matplotlib and not by a small margin and it's not the ideal yet:

Plotting itself done in vectorized approach and can be done right utilising the GPUs fully

plot1, plot2 .. plotN is just dependency dimensionality you're plotting (1D values, 2D, add more can add more if wanted)

Target Audience? What it Compares against?
Whoever needs real-time or composable or standalone plotting library or generally use and don't like performance of matplotlib [1, 2, 3\]

I use something similar thing based on that for all of my work plotting needs and proved to be useful in robotics where you have a physical feedback loop based on the dependency you're plotting when you manipulating it by hand such as steering the drone;


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Tuesday Daily Thread: Advanced questions

# Weekly Wednesday Thread: Advanced Questions 🐍

Dive deep into Python with our Advanced Questions thread! This space is reserved for questions about more advanced Python topics, frameworks, and best practices.

## How it Works:

1. **Ask Away**: Post your advanced Python questions here.
2. **Expert Insights**: Get answers from experienced developers.
3. **Resource Pool**: Share or discover tutorials, articles, and tips.

## Guidelines:

* This thread is for **advanced questions only**. Beginner questions are welcome in our [Daily Beginner Thread](#daily-beginner-thread-link) every Thursday.
* Questions that are not advanced may be removed and redirected to the appropriate thread.

## Recommended Resources:

* If you don't receive a response, consider exploring r/LearnPython or join the [Python Discord Server](https://discord.gg/python) for quicker assistance.

## Example Questions:

1. **How can you implement a custom memory allocator in Python?**
2. **What are the best practices for optimizing Cython code for heavy numerical computations?**
3. **How do you set up a multi-threaded architecture using Python's Global Interpreter Lock (GIL)?**
4. **Can you explain the intricacies of metaclasses and how they influence object-oriented design in Python?**
5. **How would you go about implementing a distributed task queue using Celery and RabbitMQ?**
6. **What are some advanced use-cases for Python's decorators?**
7. **How can you achieve real-time data streaming in Python with WebSockets?**
8. **What are the

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pytest vs unittest?

I keep reading from Django’s official site to use unittest, but I’m reading more about pytest and find some aspects really interesting and intuitive. What does the community at large prefer?

/r/django
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Anyone made the switch from ASP.NET Core?

I'm a .NET developer by daytrade, and I'm starting side projects from time to time. Usually it's been Node.js/Go/ASP.NET, but I've never done Django yet. I'm just not a big Python user in general.

However, it now looks like I have to build an admin panel by myself for a side project I've just started, and Django entered my mind as it's got one by default. It looks like Django + DRF is sort of a ASP.NET/Spring lite-edition, so I'm looking to see some feedback if anyone has actually moved from ASP.NET to Django, or just used both and have some feedback to share.

One thing I'm kind of suspicious about is the performance. ASP.NET is what, 10x faster than Django? However I know it probably won't make a real difference, but seems a shame if there is no real benefit to using Django.

/r/django
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Web scraping with GPT-4o: powerful but expensive

Hey folks,

So I've been messing around with OpenAI's new structured outputs feature and decided to build an AI-powered web scraper. Thought I'd share some of the cool (and not so cool) stuff I found.

**The Good:**

* This thing can parse some pretty complex tables. I threw a 10-day weather forecast at it with all sorts of nested data, and it handled it like well.
* It's smart enough to figure out merged cells and hidden data in the HTML.

**The Bad:**

* Wikipedia tables with combined rows? Yeah, that broke it.
* Asking it to give XPaths directly was a mess. Had to do some workarounds.

**The Ugly:**

* GPT-4o is expensive! Spent $24 in two days just messing around.

I made a quick demo with Streamlit if anyone wants to check it out: [https://orange-resonance-9766.ploomberapp.io](https://orange-resonance-9766.ploomberapp.io)

Source code's on GitHub if you're curious: [https://github.com/edublancas/posts/tree/main/ai-web-scraping](https://github.com/edublancas/posts/tree/main/ai-web-scraping)

Anyone else played with AI for web scraping? What's been your experience?

P.S. If you want the full nerdy details, I wrote a blog post about it: [https://blancas.io/blog/ai-web-scraper/](https://blancas.io/blog/ai-web-scraper/)

/r/Python
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Looking for fellow learners

TLDR: If you are interested in learning and then building in Django, Please DM me and we can start ASAP. I am a beginner in Django.

I am looking for one to two people to learn and practice Django together. This way we all can learn faster and build something cool together.

Requirements:

Must be serious learners who want to learn quick and start building.

Must be proficient with programming in general and have decent knowledge of Python. Quick Learner and positive mindset.

Plus Points: If you are experienced.

About Me: I am a software Engineer proficient in C++ & Python, Strong knowledge of Programming & DSA. Have almost 2 YOE.

To people who have commented: I have zero experience with Django, know basic things like views, models, app, users, admin etc. but would like to start from square 1 which i think should take like a week to get done with basics and jump on to building. Just telling it so that you have clear idea about my Django Knowledge and what to expect.

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Deploying on Choreo.dev?

Hi Guys,

I am testing out different options for hosting my django + postgresql + react application. I found https://choreo.dev/ very convenient because i can manage all parts of the application on one dashboard instead of using 3 different providers.

However, it makes me a little suspicious that you can hardly find anything about choreo on the internet + the documentation is also not that extensive.

Do any of you have experience with the provider, and if so, what do you think?

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Spyder 6 IDE Released

Spyder 6 has been released. The Spyder IDE now has standalone installers for Windows, Linux and Mac. Alternatively it can be installed using a conda-forge Python environment:

https://github.com/spyder-ide/spyder/releases

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Please help us test new Flask deployment tooling

Hi,

I work for Canonical, the creators of Ubuntu. We have been working on some new tooling to make it easier to deploy Flask applications in production using Kubernetes. This includes tooling to create Docker images as well as tooling to make it easy to connect to a database, configure ingress and integrate with observability. We would love your help and feedback for further development. We have a couple of tutorials:

[Creating a production ready Docker image](https://documentation.ubuntu.com/rockcraft/en/latest/tutorial/flask/)
Deploy a Flask App on Kubernetes

Please share any feedback you have. We are also running user experience research which takes about an hour to complete. Please let us know if you are interested (DM me or comment below). Thank you!

/r/flask
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Generators underused in corporate settings?

I've worked at a couple of places that used Python. And I've rarely seen anyone regularly using the yield keyword. I also very rarely see people using lazy "comprehensions" like

foo = (parse(line) for line in file)
bar = sum(postprocess(item) for item in foo)


And so, I'll use these features, because to me, they simplify things a lot. But generally people shy away from them. And, in some cases, this is going to be because they were burned by prior experiences. Or in other cases it's because people just don't know about these language features.


Has this been your experience? What was the school of thought that was in place on your prior teams?

/r/Python
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Is there any plugin or Django app like this?

Supposing you have multiple users on your website and they receive points for doing something (posting, writing reviews, anything you choose to) and there are a few groups of users, each group having different rights and privileges on your website and the users are upgraded or downgraded to different groups based on accumulated points.

How to do this in Django? Is there any plugin or app helping you with this? If you just need to use pure Django then how this should be done?

Thank you in advance!

/r/djangolearning
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Using HTMX with Django is much easier than I thought!

I have recently given HTMX a try halfway through working on a Django project that needed dynamic content loading. It took me so long to give it a try because I thought that it would be hard to learn, but I was sooooo wrong. 😅

So it turns out that to add dynamic content loading all I had to do is:

1. Make a partial template of what I wanted to dynamically load.
2. Add HTMX to project
3. Add HTMX attributes to HTML

For this project, where I dynamically loaded available properties based on selected dates and number of guests I used these 3 HTMX attributes on my form element:

1. hx-get : to make an asynchronous HTTP GET request when an event is triggered
2. hx- target : to select the target element where we want to load the dynamic content.
3. Hx-swap: defines how the content retrieved via an HTMX request should be inserted into the target element on the page.

I found two things a little difficult to figure out:

1. Choosing the correct swap attribute: at first I tried outerHTML, but after some trial and error, I realized that innerHTML was the right choice.

1. Detecting HTMX requests in my Django view: It took me some

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How to build an alternate Django admin in only 10 years
https://kodare.net/2024/09/03/admin-replacement.html

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