BfPVDFUeBurn-in testing or did we get this wrong?
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Freya / The Compiler
@the_compiler
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Likes #Python. Writing #qutebrowser, a vim-like webbrowser (see @qutebrowser). #pytest maintainer, with company trainings/coaching via https://bruhin.software
"The brain for nose was dropped. nose has been deprecated for 10 years and the brain required some maintenance."
Ah yes, programmers naming things!
source: https://github.com/pylint-dev/astroid/blob/main/ChangeLog
I have some big news to share: My name and pronouns changed! 🎉
After more than a year of self-discovery and a sometimes exhausting double identity, it finally felt like the right time to take this big step. Big kudos to everyone who I told in person in the last couple of months, I'm glad to have received nothing but support from amazing people.
A new chapter has barely started, and to say I'm excited seems like an understatement!
LynxSo, a weird thing happened today.
I built a desktop out of the spare parts from my wife's desktop, and did a fresh Arch install. I'm installing a bunch of needed software, and decided to install a bunch of browsers, just to try some; I've been using LibreWolf for quite a while.
First one I try is @qutebrowser and... it instantly feels like home, even before I've tweaked key bindings. It reminds me very much of my old project Coconut, which was also a PyQt-based browser.
Feels good to be home.
1.3.6.1.4.1.61513Your `pip` unwrapped 🎇
- you tried to install `requirements.txt` 18 times this year. Doing better than last year!
- of the packages you installed 67% started with py, 11% python, and 6% Py. You guessed wrong 85 times.
- your love for building source has no bounds, except maybe the 92 failed compiles
- you updated `requests` 18 times. Urllib is feeling lonely.
- the average time between updating `pip` was 97 days. But we warned you 338 times!
Python Software FoundationIn short: our costs have gone up, our assets and revenue have gone down, and demand for the PSF’s work continues to grow. Meanwhile, Python usage is surging (which is great!), but corporate investment in the language and community hasn’t kept pace.
When we shared last week that we withdrew from a U.S. government grant due to conflicts with our mission, the community showed incredible support. 1400+ donors and 270+ new members raised $135K+ in solidarity– thank you!! We've also had 3 new companies apply for sponsorship 🤯🥰
My next open in-depth #pytest trainings:
🇨🇭 October 29th to 31st, Zurich, Switzerland, with letsboot.ch: https://www.letsboot.ch/kurs/pytest
🇩🇪 🌍 March 3rd to 5th, Leipzig, Germany & Remote, with Python Academy: https://python-academy.com/courses/python_course_testing.html
Testen mit pytest Schulung, Kurs & Training - Schweiz
Automatisiertes Testen gehört zu den wichtigsten Zutaten für qualitativen Code - trotzdem wird es oft vernachlässigt oder als lästige Pflicht angesehen. Mit pytest wird vieles einfacher: Tests lassen sich damit in Python sehr flexibel und unkompliziert implementieren. Das Framework lässt sich hervorragend an eigene Zwecke anpassen oder sogar als Grundlage zum Testing ausserhalb von Python verwenden.
David Brownman#Python's f-strings have a super powerful templating language built in! But I always forget the exact syntax. Well, no longer! h/t @the_compiler / @treyhunner