How to write a command-line application using Python and Click
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How to write a command-line application using Python and Click
I have always been fascinated by commandline.
I wanted to build a command-line application for myself. I had the idea, I knew
in which language I
I wanted to build a command-line application for myself. I had the idea, I knew
in which language I
Django Vs Rails
hi
i am interested in learning a framework for web. i have read that Django is more modern but rails is fast. it is not clear which one i should learn. rails has been around for a while now and people are saying it is dying. is this true?
i would love to know your opinions
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hi
i am interested in learning a framework for web. i have read that Django is more modern but rails is fast. it is not clear which one i should learn. rails has been around for a while now and people are saying it is dying. is this true?
i would love to know your opinions
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Django Vs Rails • r/django
hi i am interested in learning a framework for web. i have read that Django is more modern but rails is fast. it is not clear which one i should...
Django Tutuorial 03: More Views, and CSS
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Django Tutuorial 03: More Views, and CSS
We build another view and apply a CSS framework. Learn from my mistakes!
Help with wtforms and socketio/session data
Hi, I’m new to flask and web development. I’m building my first web app with flask and loving it, learning a lot. My web app allows people to join groups and chat with each other on the specific group page. Wondering what is a good way to pass the username back to client with the message? Or should I put the username in the html (I have it as a variable in the view function), and then try to access it in my jquery script?
Also, I have a basic question about wtforms classes. I am currently using the Form class but am interested in the FlaskForm class. It seems from what I’ve read that FlaskForm offers more. Just interested in the difference/benefits of either.
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Hi, I’m new to flask and web development. I’m building my first web app with flask and loving it, learning a lot. My web app allows people to join groups and chat with each other on the specific group page. Wondering what is a good way to pass the username back to client with the message? Or should I put the username in the html (I have it as a variable in the view function), and then try to access it in my jquery script?
Also, I have a basic question about wtforms classes. I am currently using the Form class but am interested in the FlaskForm class. It seems from what I’ve read that FlaskForm offers more. Just interested in the difference/benefits of either.
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Help with wtforms and socketio/session data • r/flask
Hi, I’m new to flask and web development. I’m building my first web app with flask and loving it, learning a lot. My web app allows people to...
Post your Flask questions : Miguel Grinberg's Flask Webcast is LIVE
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Flask Webcast #2: Request and Application Contexts
Join me for a live session in which I'll discuss the Flask contexts and the very confusing errors that these can cause when used incorrectly. After the session I will answer your questions and give away some books!
Building a notification system part 3: Dropbox
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Building a notification system part 3: Dropbox
Dropbox is a file hosting service operated by American company Dropbox, Inc., headquartered in San Francisco, California, that offers cloud storage, file synchronization, personal cloud, and client software. In this article we will cover how to integrate…
Air pollution analysis with pandas
Hi,
I have started a project where I try to analyse air pollution data from monitoring sites in Munich, Germany. Anybody knows of publicly accessible air quality analysis using python/pandas? My initial scripts:
https://github.com/jsln/aq-sensor-data-analysis
I want to extract as much information as I can from the samples before attempting to use scikit-learn to:
- Compare the performance of different forecasting models.
- Study correlations between samples at different monitoring stations.
Any work in this area you can point me at, I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
Juan.
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Hi,
I have started a project where I try to analyse air pollution data from monitoring sites in Munich, Germany. Anybody knows of publicly accessible air quality analysis using python/pandas? My initial scripts:
https://github.com/jsln/aq-sensor-data-analysis
I want to extract as much information as I can from the samples before attempting to use scikit-learn to:
- Compare the performance of different forecasting models.
- Study correlations between samples at different monitoring stations.
Any work in this area you can point me at, I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
Juan.
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GitHub
jsln/aq-sensor-data-analysis
aq-sensor-data-analysis - Air quality sensor analysis with pandas and python, using data from Munich, Germany.
[Code Review] I'm working on a vinyl trading API and it's currently WIP but I'd like some feedback.
Link: https://github.com/mabbie/vinylhandelsclub-api
I still have ways to go before the project is complete, mainly security and handling logging in and out users. But so far, how am I doing? I used Flask-RESTful to build the API, and Flask-JWT-Extended for JWT authentication.
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Link: https://github.com/mabbie/vinylhandelsclub-api
I still have ways to go before the project is complete, mainly security and handling logging in and out users. But so far, how am I doing? I used Flask-RESTful to build the API, and Flask-JWT-Extended for JWT authentication.
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GitHub
mabbie/vinylhandelsclub-api
vinylhandelsclub-api - (WIP) A vinyl trading club API built using Flask.
Humble Bundle Python dev kit - charity
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Is anybody doing qualitative data analysis in Jupyter / IPython?
For R there is the RQDA package and a number of other tools related to qualitative data analysis. There are very few IPython notebooks on the web that deal with qualitative sociological approaches, but most of them are undocumented.
Therefore my question: is anybody doing a qualitative project in a Jupyter notebook? Would you like to present it here and post a short description of what it is about?
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For R there is the RQDA package and a number of other tools related to qualitative data analysis. There are very few IPython notebooks on the web that deal with qualitative sociological approaches, but most of them are undocumented.
Therefore my question: is anybody doing a qualitative project in a Jupyter notebook? Would you like to present it here and post a short description of what it is about?
/r/IPython
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Is anybody doing qualitative data analysis in Jupyter... • r/IPython
For R there is the RQDA package and a number of other tools related to qualitative data analysis. There are very few IPython notebooks on the web...
[R] Holy shit you guys, the new google assistant is incredible.
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Google Assistant making a phone call
From Google I/O'18
This is really some fascinating stuff.
This is really some fascinating stuff.
Announcing glom: Restructured Data for Python
https://sedimental.org/glom_restructured_data.html
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Announcing glom: Restructured Data for Python — Sedimental
Accretionary thoughts by Mahmoud Hashemi
How to "visit" a page without "visiting" it in Flask?
Okay, so I might just be confused as fuck or something.
When I 'visit' a page that triggers a route on my app, say like '/install', that route executes and redirects to another route, eventually generating an auth code.
Now, I want to run this route, without having to visit the page - so basically, I am trying to run this route so that I can get the auth code in the end.
Now I am calling this route from an external website. I am simply sending a GET request to a function 'load' and in that function there is another function called: get_install(), which contains the below code.
call = requests.get(url_for('install', _external = True, _scheme = "https"))
Now this code works but when I type print (request.args) nothing comes up.
So I am wondering, how do I execute the install route without visiting the {my_app_url}/install route?
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Okay, so I might just be confused as fuck or something.
When I 'visit' a page that triggers a route on my app, say like '/install', that route executes and redirects to another route, eventually generating an auth code.
Now, I want to run this route, without having to visit the page - so basically, I am trying to run this route so that I can get the auth code in the end.
Now I am calling this route from an external website. I am simply sending a GET request to a function 'load' and in that function there is another function called: get_install(), which contains the below code.
call = requests.get(url_for('install', _external = True, _scheme = "https"))
Now this code works but when I type print (request.args) nothing comes up.
So I am wondering, how do I execute the install route without visiting the {my_app_url}/install route?
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How to "visit" a page without "visiting" it in Flask? • r/flask
Okay, so I might just be confused as fuck or something. When I 'visit' a page that triggers a route on my app, say like '/install', that route...
Creating Dynamic Forms with Django
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Creating Dynamic Forms with Django | Caktus Group
Dynamic forms need to change the number of fields they have at runtime, which makes them more challenging to develop. Proper usage of Django's form system makes the process far more straightforward. Learn how to do it in this blog post.
Custom module not running in Notebook
Hi all,
Say I have the following in my notebook:
// some code
// bunch of other code
It runs perfectly, but if I try to create a bunchofothercode.py file and put // bunch of other code in it, and then:
// some code
import bunchofothercode
This doesn't give any errors, but it doesn't run the code.
I'm sure I am missing something, but I don't know what :)
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Hi all,
Say I have the following in my notebook:
// some code
// bunch of other code
It runs perfectly, but if I try to create a bunchofothercode.py file and put // bunch of other code in it, and then:
// some code
import bunchofothercode
This doesn't give any errors, but it doesn't run the code.
I'm sure I am missing something, but I don't know what :)
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r/IPython - Custom module not running in Notebook
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YouTube channel for PyCon 2018 is now up (with today's tutorials)
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PyCon 2018
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How to make a RESTful API with flask-Restplus and Python
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How to make a RESTful API with flask-Restplus and Python
I like [Flask](http://flask.pocoo.org/). According to their official documentation website:
Flask is a microframework for Python based on Werkzeug,
Flask is a microframework for Python based on Werkzeug,
How to combine docker instances and Apache web server for django scaling ?
I am having a doubt about scalabilty. Does configuring an Apache web server and running ,multiple instances docker multiply scalabilty ,does it increase max no requests ? What advantage do we get having cluster of computers along with web server ? What is differnce between having a load- balancer and also configuring Apache web server for having max concurrent request ?
Edit: I re frame my question,how to scale django for large web apps like 1 million users,how many simultaneous requests can a django app handle ?,how to configure my django application in such a way.
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I am having a doubt about scalabilty. Does configuring an Apache web server and running ,multiple instances docker multiply scalabilty ,does it increase max no requests ? What advantage do we get having cluster of computers along with web server ? What is differnce between having a load- balancer and also configuring Apache web server for having max concurrent request ?
Edit: I re frame my question,how to scale django for large web apps like 1 million users,how many simultaneous requests can a django app handle ?,how to configure my django application in such a way.
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r/django - How to combine docker instances and Apache web server for django scaling ?
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How to manually use bcrypt?
I followed the [Password management documentation](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/topics/auth/passwords/) and managed to download the bcrypt library and use bcrypt as my password hasher. But now additionally to hashing passwords I want to use bcrypt for some other uses and create a few hashes in a python file. How can I import it and use the commands such as bcrypt.gensalt etc?
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I followed the [Password management documentation](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/topics/auth/passwords/) and managed to download the bcrypt library and use bcrypt as my password hasher. But now additionally to hashing passwords I want to use bcrypt for some other uses and create a few hashes in a python file. How can I import it and use the commands such as bcrypt.gensalt etc?
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Password management in Django | Django documentation
The web framework for perfectionists with deadlines.
display certain number of digits
I'm using jupyter and although the following piece of code produce the proper output:
np.set_printoptions(precision=3)
print(np.array([1.123456789]))
>>> 1.123
When I use the following, as it is not a np object, it doesn't take into account the restrictions:
np.set_printoptions(precision=3)
print(1.123456789)
>>> 1.1233456789
I would like to have the same output as for np object.
Thanks in advance
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I'm using jupyter and although the following piece of code produce the proper output:
np.set_printoptions(precision=3)
print(np.array([1.123456789]))
>>> 1.123
When I use the following, as it is not a np object, it doesn't take into account the restrictions:
np.set_printoptions(precision=3)
print(1.123456789)
>>> 1.1233456789
I would like to have the same output as for np object.
Thanks in advance
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display certain number of digits • r/IPython
I'm using jupyter and although the following piece of code produce the proper output: np.set_printoptions(precision=3) ...