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There are a lot of #tools and #libraries - in #Python and other languages - that are basically #wrappers around #compiled libraries written in C, C++, or other compiled languages. In general, installing the Python package from a repository declares the binary library package as a #dependency.

A name collision between the Python package and the underlying C library would be problematic. You could argue that a Python library that exposes the functionality of `libfrobnicate`, which is part of the `frobnicate` package, shouldn't itself be called `frobnicate` but something totally different - but people go searching for "Python for Frobnicate" so it's a natural enough name. And therefore the repository maintainers have to make it `python-frobnicate` etc.

C++OnSea 2024 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: The Surprising Power of Small Wrapper Classes by Jørgen Fogh

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C++ on Sea

C++OnSea 2024 SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT: The Surprising Power of Small Wrapper Classes by Jørgen Fogh

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The Surprising Power of Small Wrapper Classes : C++ On Sea

Small wrapper classes reduce duplication, save time, and avoid bugs. Through examples, I will show you their benefits, how to implement them, and pitfalls to avoid

#Development #Pitfalls
‘section’ is the new ‘div’ · Better try learning semantic and accessible HTML/CSS https://ilo.im/15cy9c

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#WebDev #Accessibility #Frontend #HTML #CSS #SemanticHTML #Containers #Wrappers #Section #Div

<section> is the new <div>

The use of the div element in code is still over-abundant, but the section element is replacing that.

A simple use case using werkzeug.wrappers.response and is_resource_modified is determining if a resource has been modified and sending a response accordingly. #python #werkzeug #wrappers #response #2.2.3

One big thing I've noticed since I joined #mastadon in November, is that no-one seems to use #Content #Wrappers/ #warnings anymore.
Pretty much every post had one initially so that timelines were easy to navigate.

It's definitely become more #twitter like in that respect.

I am as guilty as anyone else too

Our family participated in our first #GreenUpDay, a #Vermont tradition. We picked up #litter in our neighborhood park and stream, both of which were already very clean. Our haul was mostly #plastic, with the most common items being cigarette #butts and #wrappers. Our biggest retrieval was this #bike frame, but I had to leave behind several large items partially buried in rocks and sediment in the streambed and a #tire with a tree growing through it. #GreenUp #PlasticPollution #TrashyStreams

a traditional #holiday #blessing for #dads near and far and #gift #wrappers one and all...

May your paper be sturdy
And your measurements true
May your Scotch tape be sticky
And your scissors glide through

@alicetawhai hello again, your instance has different rules to this one. But we see CW as a content wrapper because the term warning gives the wrong idea. So to get to the juicy bit in the middle, you look for the lolly in the tin that you want, and take the paper off. But this means for other people browsing the flavours, who don’t like cherry ripes won’t have to digest then to get to the strawberry creams. #mastodon #lollies #wrappers.
Outtakes from my preservation journal

#Tickets #Postcards #Wrappers #memorabilia