DuckDb combined with DBT is very fun too! Love DuckDb

i am learning Flask 😁😁😁 How this video is helpful for me i watched full video but i don't understand how to use flask

Great conversation on Flask

You're doing a fantastic job! Could you help me with something unrelated: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

Quick feedback: I would appreciate if you could provide the relevant links in the description of the stream. (e.g. a link to some of the projects and github profiles).

This podcast changed my life on how I really took programming with python seriously. I even purchased the learning program!!

I think this is such a great idea!!! And now, with all of those LLM improvements that seem to come to python before anything else, I think we are going to hear a lot about Reflex in the near future. ❤

23:10 “if they don’t build stuff… they wilt and it’s sad 😞 “ So True!

Everytime I listen to a Michael Kennedy Podcast I learn something new. It’s so educational just hearing the interviews. Genuinely going in depth about different subjects in the world of coding - from a Python perspective. Great Guest! So much insight. 💙 It does drive me crazy that web devs have so many different variants for building things. React was cool because it made the content dynamically render without refreshing the page. It was something I needed and ONLY decided to learn for that reason alone. I wasn’t aware of HTMX and if it could do the same thing without making me learn a whole new language _within_ a language I’d be more than willing to convert over 😂. React has its own react ways of doing things. It’s like you learn html and then many of the manual element modifications go to the curb and you just end up using components and state for everything. Pretty soon it’s almost like you’re using a different language entirely. There’s useeffects, functions, props and specific syntax that react likes. I’d love to become independent of react because everyone knows if you become too dependent on a library then you’ll be screwed when something leaning more on fundamental html comes along. That was always my favorite thing about Python is that there’s usually a pythonic way to do things that was just so smooth. Sometimes JS feels like it’s gotten so clunky. Like there’s too many ways to write a function 😂. One uses arrow syntax another doesn’t. 😵‍💫 You guys give great insight into the industry. Thank you so much!

I have, once again, JUST MISSED the live streaming of an interview I'm interested in. 🤣 But, the video is here.

I popped in on the tail end of the LIVE stream, as I was on my way to a meeting where I was going to ASK someone about pre-commit stuff. I'm watching the video now. I've been meaning to learn more on this topic and this has helped. I'll also check out Stefanie's blog posts.

Love Flet. Question for Feodor: I wonder if you could tell me what your thoughts are on Pricing Plans and when you think you might introduce Plans. Many thanks Feodor. Love Flet.

The diagrams with tools in categories with overlapping circles are super valuable of a newbie to understand what is being discussed.

Locust is good, but it has one major disadvantage, each thread is rather big and slow. We switched to Grafana K6 which manages 5X connections on the same hardware. The drawback is that you have to write javascript and not python.

Loved the discussion. I only started using uv a couple of days ago. It's a huge dx step up on Windows. To date I'd been using WinPython because I could be bothered managing dependencies with venv or anaconda.

I wonder if an LLM type AI could ever be the solution for taking a Python app and turning it into a binary. In theory it’s a lot like asking “This is how I say this in Python, how do you say it in binary?”

uv does not have a built-in command to list all virtual environments. Unlike Conda that provide commands like 'conda env list'.

42:57 This was kind of sexist and not pleasant to hear...

Amazing episode! :D

starts at 19:05

Would've loved to have heard about the elephant in the room: how does astral plan to monetize this?

I'm a year late... But thanks for that episode. Helped me out.

Transitioning from Poetry. Some growing pains but uv is slick, I like how fast and easy it makes a venv. Great episode, this adds so much context.

Wow! This was amazing! Thanks a lot Sydney sharing these super great tips.

Love your content!

Absolutely amazing and super helpful 👍🏾🙏🏾

Michael, at some point, used to say that “Python is a full-spectrum language.” Well, Flask is a full-spectrum web framework. Even though it is often touted as a micro framework, with Flask, you can very quickly build small prototypes and scale them up (with Blueprints) to fully-fledged large, complex applications. Flask provides a huge amount of flexibility. Thanks for managing this project. It’s so appreciated 😊

for some reason, this code is consistently faster than the msgspec + struct version like 01:28 vs 02:12 (msgspec + struct). How do you explain this? import orjson from datetime import datetime import time class Ual: def __init__(self, Id): self.Id = Id def process_line(line): try: data = orjson.loads(line) record = Ual(Id=data['Id']) except (KeyError, orjson.JSONDecodeError) as e: pass def read_and_process_file(file_path): with open(file_path, "r", encoding='utf-8-sig') as f: for line in f: process_line(line) start_time = datetime.now() print(f"Start time: {start_time}") try: read_and_process_file(r'E:\logs.json') except Exception as e: pass end_time = datetime.now() print(f"End time: {end_time}") elapsed_time = end_time - start_time print(f"Elapsed time: {elapsed_time}")

this episode is a hit. pin me up

Reuven, this was a awesome talk! I just bought "Pandas Workout" and eagerly awaiting its arrival here in the UK to level up my Pandas skills. Thanks for creating such valuable resources!

I think a lot of big companies are going to be very happy when the project becomes very stable because it's a complete no brainer. Particularly for django projects. Rippling, Posthog, all the big django codebases would benefit from this work, once it becomes batte tested

It's him!!!! Long time no see, glad to see you again sharing your wisdom and knowledge😊

Thank you

damn i am one of ADHD folks :D

@ThePrimeagen needs to see this

How to deploy apps built using PuePy.

41:45 why do Mexico and Curacao show up? I'm a QA person, I'm broken, sorry. I love this tool.

Awesome to see the pallets eco org being stood up.

Informative talk for those who are aiming for pandas, ty

Awesome show! Thank you, both!

Thank you, love the channel. Is there a chance to include the guest's name in the title / description?

very nice talk! keep em coming! Would be nice to see yous working data science problems live <3

very interesting interview

Insightful! ❤

Super informative! I'm really inspired by the guest's work and expertise on this topic. Thanks for this discussion

the presenter talks more than the guy who was invited and does not let the invited person to finish the sentences

This channel is so encouraging and the guests always have such an interesting background and journey. I remember one guest being a paramedic talking about their Python programming skills and I’m thinking to myself wow! Not only can Python be a primary skill but it can be a sub skill with enthusiastic people from so many disciplines. I’ve been using React JS for my front end web dev and i have to admit… after using Python JS just feels so clunky 😂. Maybe I’m being biased but I always felt like Python was so fluid and natural. I still use flask for my backend but I’ve been looking for a tool that allows for a front end dynamic rendering similar to what React provides. No matter how much Frontend I do with JS I still keep my Python skills sharp using selenium and backend. I always enjoy the library insight for Python packages here.

Flet is amazing! Go python and Flet!

mooore!! love theese and the rest

Rye uses uv from Astral, instead of classic pip-tools nowadays. Heck, Rye has been taken over by Astral (with the blessings of its creator). Besides uv it also uses Ruff for formatting and linting.