Better Programming
“Better Programming” delves into the intricacies of Python programming, exploring topics such as data augmentation for machine learning, the speed considerations in Python development, and the implementation of short-term memory in AI applications using Langchain. The publication covers a range of Python-related subjects, from practical Python scripts to the utilization of Python in Web3, blockchain, and smart contracts. Additionally, it discusses the importance of understanding and utilizing various Python tools and techniques to enhance productivity and efficiency in programming tasks. The content provides valuable insights and guidance for Python developers looking to improve their skills and knowledge.
Let a thousand programming publications bloom.
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Calling AWS Bedrock from code
Member-only story Calling AWS Bedrock from code Using Python in a Jupyter notebook Thomas Reid · Follow Published in Better Programming · 7 min read · Oct 2 -- Share Many of you will know that every m...
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Pandas v Psycopg:
Member-only story Pandas v Psycopg Thomas Reid · Follow Published in Better Programming · 7 min read · Aug 10 -- Share A Postgres database speed test. Who wins? Following on from a story I wrote compa...
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Automating Your DevOps: Writing Scripts that Save Time and Headaches
Imagine a time when factories were full of life, with gears turning and machines working together. It was a big change, like what’s happening today with computers. In the world of creating and managin...
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Integrating Psychology into Software Development
The Psychological Underpinnings of Software Development Imagine sitting down at your desk to untangle a particularly complex piece of software code. Your eyes scan lines packed with logical operations...
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WebAssembly with Go: Taking Web Apps to the Next Level
Introduction You might’ve noticed the increasing chatter around WebAssembly (WASM) in the dev community. Its potential is vast, and we’ve found it invaluable in enhancing our open source project! Hi ...
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3 Fundamental Concepts to Fully Understand how the Fetch API Works
Understanding the Fetch API can be challenging, particularly for those new to JavaScript’s unique approach to handling asynchronous operations. Among the many features of modern JavaScript, the Fetch ...
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Deploy CoreML Models on the Server with Vapor
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Full Stack Engineers Don’t Exist!
There’s a problem with those thousands of jobs available for Full Stack Engineers or Developers on LinkedIn, like a unicorn, that person isn’t real. Insert spit-take, read it, then tell me what you t...
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Mastering UI with View Code in Android
Image from https://unsplash.com/s/photos/asia Almost any front-end environment provides you at least two ways of building your interfaces: with Interface Builders or by code(some of them even provide ...
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6 Factors That Determine Whether You Will Succeed or Fail
In all our endeavors, success is a desired end state. It brings a moment of exhilaration, joy and pride that’s hard to explain. Failure on the other hand is disappointing, frustrating and can even dem...
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Localisation in Xcode 15
String Catalogs are a neat new feature introduced in WWDC 2023. .strings files (and, to an even greater extent, .stringsdict files) were one of the final bastions of Objective-C-era cruft in the Apple...
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