Accounts and Email - Building SaaS #164
Building a SaaS product: adding an Account model and creating a background job to send journal prompt emails with full unit testing.
Building a SaaS product: adding an Account model and creating a background job to send journal prompt emails with full unit testing.
Two methods to significantly speed up local tox runs by using wheels and shared build environments, reducing runtime by up to 75%.
Building a SaaS app's core data model in Django, including the Entry model, admin setup, and automated testing.
Paolo Melchiorre announces his nomination for the Python Software Foundation Board, outlining his 15+ years of community contributions and goals.
Interview with Paolo Melchiorre, a candidate for the Python Software Foundation Board, discussing his community involvement and goals for language inclusivity.
Introducing kr8s, a new Python Kubernetes client library designed for simplicity and familiarity, inspired by kubectl.
Explains blocking, covariate adjustment, and optimal design to improve statistical power in online experiments, with a Python implementation.
Announcement of an upcoming O'Reilly book titled 'Python Polars: The Definitive Guide', a comprehensive guide to the Polars DataFrame library.
A tutorial on creating a Python script to serve and stream videos with animated thumbnails from a local network using Python's http.server and other tools.
A developer's notes on Cory Zue's Django livecoding session, comparing Django's ORM, migrations, and admin UI to Flask development.
A developer walkthrough of setting up user signup features for a new SaaS product called JourneyInbox, built with Python and Django.
A developer starts a new SaaS project, a journaling service called journeyinbox.com, where users can journal via email.
Chris Lattner's new language Mojo aims to dethrone Python in AI/ML by combining Python's usability with C's performance.
The author works on Python exercises from Exercism and makes behind-the-scenes improvements to their streaming content.
A talk on implementing full-text search in Django using only PostgreSQL, presented at PyCon US 2023.
Explores the balance between subclassing and composition in Python, arguing for a pragmatic approach to object-oriented design.
Developer works on Python exercises via Exercism and adds course resource features to a Django-based homeschool application.
A deep dive into database consistency and isolation levels for Python developers, with links to foundational papers and resources.
A summary of a web development panel discussion where developers answered audience questions and discussed the future of the field.
Argues that using executable languages like Python is superior to pseudocode for specifying algorithms, as it avoids ambiguity and bugs.