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Using CodeArtifact with Poetry

In my last post I discussed how an artifact server is the best way to publish locally-developed Python packages. In this post, I show you how to set up the AWS CodeArtifact service and use it with pip and Poetry.

Building Lambdas with Poetry

Coming from a Java background, I consider the Python development process to be a bit of a mess. The pieces are all there: a central repository for publicly-available packages, a way to install the packages you want, and several ways to run your program with only those packages. But it seems that everybody has a different way to combine those pieces. So when a colleague introduced me to Poetry, my first reaction was “oh great, another tool that solves part of my problem.” But after spending time with it, I don’t want to build Lambdas any other way.

TechChat Tuesdays #31: Python Turns 30, and Chrome 90 is on the horizon…

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Python turns 30, Chrome 90 is on the horizon, and tech takes on its racist naming conventions. Ken Rimple and Sujan Kapadia discuss.

TechChat Tuesdays #8: The Joy of Tech

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In this TechChat, Ken and Becca talk about big changes at Mozilla, the laws of UX, Python for microcontrollers, and the tech that brings them joy.

Philly ETE 2020 – Austin Rochford – Open Source Bayesian Inference In Python With PyMC3

Check out our YouTube playlist to watch all the talks from Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise 2020. Abstract In the last ten years, there have been a number of advancements in the study of Hamiltonian Monte Carlo algorithms that have enabled effective Bayesian statistical computation for much more complicated models than were previously feasible. These … Read More

TechCast #82 – Dr. Andreas Stefik on Using Scientific Research To Analyze Programming Language Syntax Across Languages

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Dr. Andreas Stefik discusses the findings in his paper, an Emperical Investigation into Programming Language Syntax. The results may surprise you…

DevNews #65 – Apple’s patent for touching glass with fingers is upheld?

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Links A great presentation by Joe Sondow on the Netflix Asgard Project– a Grails application server that deploys to AWS. Highlights include: Obama for America used it to keep its sites rolling and alive Used to be Netflix Application Console It is only one of the open source projects on Netflix’s GitHub page. Reasons not … Read More

DevNews #45 – Rod Johnson leaves VMware, FuseSource acquired by RedHat, more…

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Note – to view all of the links that made up this podcast, visit our Delicious show page at http://delicious.com/developernews/45 Sponsors Chariot Solutions Education Services – Training in Spring, Hibernate, Scala, Maven and more. Visit us on the web at chariotsolutions.com/education Events Scalathon 2012 News Rod Johnson Leaving VMWare Spring project infrastructure maturing FuseSource acquired by RedHat … Read More

ETE 2012 – Adrian Holovaty – Pjax and the next generation of server-side Web frameworks

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From the abstract: Django co-creator Adrian Holovaty shares his ideas on the future of server-side Web frameworks. Are the current batch of frameworks getting long in the tooth? Should we really still be generating HTML from scratch on each page request? Can we automate some of the new best practices, such as Pjax? No Django … Read More