Very cool

basic idea hear is testing your code, but it tooks too much energy to write bdd code.

app.signature('basic_worker.add', (20, 20)) which will failed code jumps if someone try to analyze current code by jumping through the code base.

🎉🎉🎉

excellent talk, loved it!

Seems cool but comes off a bit as an evangelist. The tool is also maintained (almost) solely by him and too much bureaucracy for such a small project. Not as open as it should be.

Great talk and explanation. Thank you for sharing your work.

I see you haven't got the memo about DEI yet...

informative & useful nice explanation :D

Is this talk truncated or there was no intention of showing how to setup the necessary tools and shortcuts to get a similar experience?

Awesome talk, Sebastian! The waiter should not wait.

I had no idea there were debuggers other than whatever is built into the IDE. Further, I've got 5 new tabs open from watching this video. Well done! Thanks!

bruh out of everyone, this is the one dude who I would trust to debug python. for anything else, I would just not write in python if it needs debugging lmao

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Very good ❤ 👏👏👏

Thank you for your good explanation, God bless you.

I think Lennart could sell me any idea regardless of how complicated it might seem :D in other words, it was very interesting listening to this talk.

you should've made some audio postproduction, all Marco's noices are unbearable to hear

Pytest is easy to debug , maintenance and integration with other libs and framework is easy eg bdd

this guys nervousness makes me nervous for him

Full only Django........Django........Django........ You not have othe info ))))))))))

Thank you so much! This was extraordinary helpful.

Have been looking for a good understandble Rules engine guide, and now i want each guide to be narrated by Lennart.

Hello PyCon, It was a great tutorial to start with. However I am trying to improvise by adding plots to the mlflow artifacts. To accomplish this I want to add seaborn and matplotlib. I tried adding them to requirement.txt and also to environment.yml and running the compose again. But the airflow UI still reports the error "No module named seaborn". Any help is appreciated

This is excellent. I started learning clojure some time ago and the Repl driven development was incredible. I am now learning Python but the functionality is not quite the same. I'm trying to understand how I can use this in Pycharm/VSCode properly. Any tips or resources you can send my way are really appreciated. Keep sharing good content!

this is amazing, thank you!!!

Interesting!

For autonomous navigation of the bot shown here, you can watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/govdZIerial0paM

Where can I get the source code ?

but I try to run it on Windows 10 Os. I always get the error " TypeError: cannot pickle 'builtins.SocketHeld' object "? How can I fix that ????

thanks!

Congratulations Bacciotti. Great presentation!

Very impressive! Definitely going to check this out :)

Congratulations.

Link to project on Github: github.com/razaibi/zaunic

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Simple to understand and nice presentation…