State of standardized lock files for Python: August 2023
Since people seemed to like my June 2023 post on the state of WASI support for CPython, I thought I would do one for another one of my other long-gestating projects: coming up
Python
The Python programming language
Differentiating between writing down dependencies to use packages and for packages themselves
When my teammate Courtney evaluated various workflow tools for Python development to see how pip + venv compared, she came back with a recommendation on using pip's requirements files as a way to record
State of WASI support for CPython: June 2023
I wanted to give an update on where WASI support for CPython stood today and what I see happening in the future.
💡If you don't know what WASI is or how CPython fits
Proposing a struct syntax for Python
Story time
When I go on vacation with a fellow Python developer, inevitably I will talk about Python. 😁 Back in September, Andrea and I drove the Cabot Trail with our friends Dusty and
In response to the Changelog #526
In episode 526 of the Changelog podcast entitled, "Git with your friends", they discussed various tools involving git (disclaimer: I have been on the podcast multiple times and had dinner with the hosts