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Thu 24 Feb 2022

Understanding Decorators in Python

Decorators are wrappers around Python functions (or classes) that change how these classes work. A decorator abstracts its own functioning as far away as possible. The Decorator notation is designed to be as minimally invasive as possible. A developer can develop his code within his domain as he is used to and only use the decorator to extend the functionality. Because this sounds very abstract, let’s look at some examples.

Source: Understanding Decorators in Python, an article by Bas Steins.

NFS Shares With ZFS

FreeBSD provides a built-in NFS server and client which understand the NFSv3 and NFSv4 protocols. If you’re new to NFS, this section of the FreeBSD Handbook provides a good overview of NFS and its components.

Source: NFS Shares with ZFS.