Design A collection of 10 articles #Design Pythonic code: leveraging packages In this series of posts, I’m going to examine common design patterns in Python that make Python code feel “Pythonic.” The sixth and final post explores the Python Package Index, and the benefit of using software libraries that are written by others to make your code more expressive. #Design #standard library Pythonic code: using the standard library In this series of posts, I’m going to examine common design patterns in Python that make Python code feel “Pythonic.” The fifth post peeks at Python’s standard library and how the “batteries included” mindset can make developers super productive with no setup. #Design Pythonic code: built-in functions In this series of posts, I’m going to examine common design patterns in Python that make Python code feel “Pythonic.” This fourth post turns our attention to the built-in functions and the power of knowing what is immediately at your fingertips. #Design Pythonic code: the property decorator In this series of posts, I’m going to examine common design patterns in Python that make Python code feel “Pythonic.” The third post in the series focuses on the property decorator as a way to clean up your classes. #Design Pythonic code: the with statement In this series of posts, I’m going to examine common design patterns in Python that make Python code feel “Pythonic.” This second post covers Python’s with statement, a syntax to elegantly handle code that requires set up and tear down. #Design Pythonic code: the list comprehension In this series of posts, I’m going to examine common design patterns in Python that make Python code feel “Pythonic.” This first post will cover list comprehensions, a powerful way to build a Python list data structure. Page 1 of 2 Previous Articles →
