To learn how to build more maintainable and usable Python libraries, I’ve been reading some of the most widely used Python packages. Along the way, I learned some things about Python that are off the beaten path. Here are a few things I didn’t know before.
Source: Uncommon Uses of Python in Commonly Used Libraries, an article by Eugene Yan.
In this post we will be looking briefly at, and at a high-level, the various data types and data structures used in designing software systems, and from which specific types of algorithms can subsequently be built upon and optimized for.
Source: Data Types and Data Structures, an article by Mark McDonnell.
The interest in Vim started with me wanting to get things done fast. I was impatient and wanted to get things done quickly, so much that eventually I ended up getting injured by it.
Source: Why I'm using (Neo)Vim, an article by Dolev Hadar.