Tag: #webdev
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Using signed commits on GitHub
A quick tutorial on setting up signed commits for GitHub-hosted git repositories.
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Loose Thoughts on Google's FLoC
From cookie-based user data sharing to browser-computed label broadcasting: how Google plans to retain and expand its ads monopoly under the guise of promoting a more "private Web".
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Using Starlette to migrate my blog across domains
How I moved my blog to a different domain and URL structure while retaining SEO and integrating seamlessly with a static website generator — a case study of using Starlette and ASGI to build and glue web application components together.
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How to write optionally callable parametrized decorators in Python
A memo on implementing parametrized decorators whose default behavior doesn't require empty parentheses.
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Attending Tech Conferences: A Beginner's Guide
Tips for attending tech conferences based on my experience at PyConWeb 2019.
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Why I Don't Write On Medium
Medium doesn't get you views or reputation — quality content does, regardless of the platform. So you'd better use your own!
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Reconciling Dataclasses And Properties In Python
I love Python dataclasses, but combining them with properties is not obvious. This is a problem solving report — and a practical introduction to dataclasses!
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Inbox Zero: How To Keep A Clean Email Inbox (And Mind)
Wondering how best to manage email? Get to love the "Archive" button.
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Streaming Applications with Apache Kafka: The Opening
I'm starting a series on building streaming apps with Apache Kafka — here's why!
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Building A Streaming Fraud Detection System With Kafka And Python
A thorough tutorial to build your first real-world Kafka app in Docker Compose. Welcome to the land of stream processing!
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Breaking News: Everything Is An Event! (Streams, Kafka And You)
It's about time you met streaming data! I'm sure you two and Apache Kafka will do great things together.
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Python Mutable Defaults Are The Source of All Evil
How to prevent a common Python mistake that can lead to horrible bugs and waste everyone's time.
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Why I started using Python type annotations – and why you should too
Type hints add optional static typing to Python 3.5+, and I love them. I now use annotated variables throughout my projects.
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Let the Journey begin
Hi! My name is Florimond. I will be your captain for the length of this journey. 👨✈️
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A practical usage of ChainMap in Python
ChainMap in a nutshell: treat multiple dictionaries as one, unlock Python superpowers.