Thanks! Trying to wrap my head around how the hell people did that. Now it's all clear. Really appreciate your clear explanations.

thank you, this video has amazing and valuable information

Great video. Thank you for all the insights

If the `pyproject.toml` contains: [project], [project.optional-dependencies], [build-system], [tool.setuptools]. Should I rename them for the poetry? Thanks for the answer!

Would love a follow up to this. Been struggling with the excessive overhead of Python multiprocessing

I'm sorry, I'm fairly amateurish to dev stuff. I'm looking for ways to stream copies of my physical media (music etc) from my computer as the server to my phone, etc. Would this feature be useful to increase the speed of accessing those files/how risky would that be? Thanks!

You didnt tell about the cons. Especially about the concurrency during writes.

Thanks a lot, it solves my problem!

Thanks for that, you have a good presentation style

This is a tutorial for someone who used to run a restaurant and now he wants to do software development.

Leonerd post big bang theory retirement😂😂

Hey! Good video! Thanks!

A copy of those scripts would be useful for those who want to try them on their hardware and data files. Thanks.

winget install Microsoft.VisualStudio.2022.BuildTools --force --override "--passive --wait --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.VCTools;includeRecommended"

winget install Microsoft.VisualStudio.2022.BuildTools --force --override "--passive --wait --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.VCTools;includeRecommended"

u miss a part of testing benchmark the drives

i tried and it refuse to copy node modules then i have some modules.js files i worked on so i got to coded them again manually

Dude you so look like Leonard in Big Bang Theory

There are something like that but to turn the python code into an optimal Cython types?

Thanks, great explanation!

Thank you so much!! I've been trying to find a way to do this for about ~1 hour, and this was the first thing that I found that was helpful to me

Hi do you guys need an video editor ? We are a team of content creators in software development niche.

Thanks. This is overlooked by many a good python dev. Having all your ducks in a row helps to invoke your program properly.

better than most explanations out there. Thanks

SO in other words, a team gets assigned a job. Workers break into group to finish their individual tasks that come together when they're all done?

I'd like to know what happens when we use python types, for example: number:int=42 Does cython recognize these types?

Many thanks I have taken notes. I hope you will also explain how to setup the github actions to distribute the package to pypi if I understand well ? Moreover from your previous videos on Cython, I was able to generate my project based on Cython. But for the moment I don't know how to put it on pypi. I hope I will learn how to distribute it through pip.

Many thanks, I am expecting your next video on that subject. I am not only interested in pypi packages but also conda packages. What should be specified in the pyproject.toml ? what types of commands are needed.

winget install Microsoft.VisualStudio.2022.BuildTools --force --override "--passive --wait --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.VCTools;includeRecommended"

One thing I notice, it includes .py, .c and .pyd files all in the wheel. Shouldn’t the wheel just contain the.pyd files? Incase you want to obfuscate your code for example.

The lowly end user, working production on the front line, is driven absolutely nuts, runs screaming into the night. Agile, how I learned to hate the word.

From the output on the console, it seems that you're using sin() from the cmath python module for complex mathematical functions instead of sin() from libc. Be careful when naming your pxd files!

Why do you think developing Software is similar to cooking in a restaurant. That's the first mistake and renders the methods presented in the video questionable. Software development is one of the most complex tasks people are doing, it's mostly not just following a receipt, often you have to do novel things. This is about the business idea of agile but not agile.

Thanks! I was looking for something a bit more complex, but this was a good quick video. There were a couple of small details in here that helped me conceptualize the progress bars.

I hope you will adress the fixtures : Iam trying to access to an input file to test the reading of some file. That is not easy because pytest run inside another folder as the tests folder. Many thanks.

Why do US English speakers pronounce the word "agile" in the UK manner? It seems to be limited to "Agile Methodology". The word "agile" in US English is pronounced "ajil".

It good but I really wanted a hole review coz am still a learner

From now on I will use it in all my packages. Many thanks

I could not believe it : your demo works on my MAC M2 at my first try. many thanks !

hello, thank you for these tips. i have a question about it however. when i use the dir /s command it shows me all of the directories, sub directories inside of those folders, and also the word/notepad files within all of the directories. when i use the tree command it seems to only be showing me the directories and not the word/notepad files. so i guess my question is, does the tree command only show the directories and not the files? and is there a way to be able to show the files as well because i feel the tree command is much easier to follow than the dir command and would prefer to utilize that instead. ty for your time.

Here's the command - winget install Microsoft.VisualStudio.2022.BuildTools --force --override "--passive --wait --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.VCTools;includeRecommended"

Who can I go to get help with this?

I did!

Where do I go to get help,I’m not well and my head is spinning from it all

This is the same bull sh-t over and over again how do I get rid of all the BS. Emails sent to me on my Google account?

i have written a super simple rust app that serves static html/js/css files that are bundled with it. it binds to a port in a way that allows only localhost-to-localhost, so it does not get the attention of windows firewall. i can make another exe that binds the same way and serves a rest api that does whatever it wants, and the static html pages can use that api. the HUGE advantage is that my static html/js/css pages work exactly the same way as they do on a real website. so i can just bundle my frontend with my backend with webview into a binary executable, WITH LITTLE OR NO CHANGE to the web app that runs on the internet. with tauri, i pretty much have to write the UI from scratch to use the tauri function calls instead of a rest api. with my dumb solution, i can use the same rest api that my web app uses. Now here is my question: why would i prefer tauri over this? I am not being flippant here; there is probably a good answer.

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

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1:30 - Until this issue exists, it won't get any adoption...

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