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November 25, 2020

Comparison of 11 New Python Web Frameworks

Python has been the go to language for building web services, right from quick-and-dirty RESTful APIs to full-fledged web applications that serve millions of users. If you have been dabbling in this area, you'd have probably used some of the most popular web frameworks already — Django, Flask, Falcon, Tornado, CherryPy, among others.

In the last few years, though, there have been many new kids on the block. These new frameworks have taken a fresh approach with a focus on the performance and expressiveness of the API. Here’s a comparison of new web frameworks in Python that you should consider for your next side project.

August 27, 2020

Python Comprehensions

Are you looking to step up your Python game? Comprehensions are a great way to reduce the amount of code needed to create new sequences (like lists, sets, and dictionaries) using a sequence that has already been defined. While these...

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July 21, 2020

A Guide To Python For Beginners

A Guide to Python for Beginners Python is one of the first languages many programmers learn as it is both simple and versatile. Python syntax is said to resemble English, which speaks to how easy it is to read and...

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June 26, 2020

Python vs. JavaScript Comparison for 2020

Programming in a new language can feel unfamiliar, intimidating, and tricky to navigate at first. There are new rules, syntax, and nuances to learn. I recently started learning Python again after years of programming in JavaScript. After diving back in...

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February 12, 2020

Django — React Integration With GraphQL Part 2

Create Backend GraphQL API

In the first part of the article, we created the Django project with an item app that includes our movie model.

In this part, we will create a simple API with GraphQL that will respond to queries that requested from our client-side app.

May 13, 2019

An Intro to StaticBox and StaticBoxSizers

There are many widgets that are included with the wxPython GUI toolkit. One of them is a fairly handy widget called wx.StaticBox. This widget accepts a string and then will draw a box with the string in the upper left-hand corner of the box. However, this only works when you use it in conjunction with wx.StaticBoxSizer.

Here is an example of what one might look like: