By Vasudev Ram
Talk Python to Me podcast: Episode #107: Python concurrency with Curio - David Beazley
Excerpt:
[ You've heard me go on and on about how Python 3.5's async and await features changed the game for asynchronous programming in Python, but what exactly does that mean? How does that look in the APIs? How does it work internally? Today I'm here with David Beazley (@dabeaz) who's been deeply exploring this space with his project Curio. And that's what this episode of Talk Python To Me is all about. It's episode 107 recorded April 14th 2017. ]
Programming as a Way of Thinking (scientificamerican.com)
HN thread about it
Why Use Postgres? (craigkerstiens.com)
There is no pass by reference in Go (cheney.net)
Building a QNX 7 Desktop (membarrier.wordpress.com)
Ask HN: What do you do while your code compiles?
Write Fast Apps Using Async Python 3.6 and Redis (paxos.com)
Understand Go pointers (cheney.net)
Software Developers after 40, 50 and 60 Who're Still Coding (belitsoft.com)
Ask HN: How did you acquire your first 100 users?
Ask HN: How did you grow from 100 to 1,000 users?
Six programming paradigms that will change how you think about coding
The Joy of Concatenative Languages Part 1
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Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Interesting programming links of the week
By Vasudev Ram
I've been seeing a good number of interesting posts about programming topics lately, on various forums, particularly HN, so I thought of sharing them here (both for my readers and for myself to look up again later). Here are some selected posts or threads that I think are interesting to programmers:
Electron is flash for the desktop (2016) (josephg.com)
Web Development in Go (inburke.com)
Ask HN: Will Rust ever become a mainstream systems programming language?
Computer Programming Using GNU Smalltalk (2009) (canol.info)
Ask HN: What would you use to make cross-platform desktop application?
The reference D compiler is now open source (dlang.org)
The Power of Prolog (metalevel.at)
I also commented on some of the threads.
Enjoy.
- Vasudev Ram - Online Python training and consulting Get updates (via Gumroad) on my forthcoming apps and content. Jump to posts: Python * DLang * xtopdf Subscribe to my blog by email My ActiveState Code recipesFollow me on: LinkedIn * Twitter Are you a blogger with some traffic? Get Convertkit:Email marketing for professional bloggers
I've been seeing a good number of interesting posts about programming topics lately, on various forums, particularly HN, so I thought of sharing them here (both for my readers and for myself to look up again later). Here are some selected posts or threads that I think are interesting to programmers:
Electron is flash for the desktop (2016) (josephg.com)
Web Development in Go (inburke.com)
Ask HN: Will Rust ever become a mainstream systems programming language?
Computer Programming Using GNU Smalltalk (2009) (canol.info)
Ask HN: What would you use to make cross-platform desktop application?
The reference D compiler is now open source (dlang.org)
The Power of Prolog (metalevel.at)
I also commented on some of the threads.
Enjoy.
- Vasudev Ram - Online Python training and consulting Get updates (via Gumroad) on my forthcoming apps and content. Jump to posts: Python * DLang * xtopdf Subscribe to my blog by email My ActiveState Code recipesFollow me on: LinkedIn * Twitter Are you a blogger with some traffic? Get Convertkit:Email marketing for professional bloggers
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