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My main reasons are that it's slow as all hell, can't be compiled to an executable file, and the whitespace-based syntax can be quite annoying. Most importantly, it isn't C :P

Went through a couple of overly complex videos before coming to this one which completely missed the mark. Now I finally was able to import my own code, thanks a lot.

If you like dot notation for attributes access (javascript style) and you want to use it in Python you should check libraries like Jsify

worst thing you can do with python is thinking about to create the ui using python.

I hate Python, the thinking, the syntax, the dutch dictator, the mess of incomplete packages full of annoyances, and the damn fan boi

What I also hate about Python is that you can't produce a compiled executable. Shipping applications written in Python is a nightmare, because everything has to be installed in a docker image and this has to then be shipped to an environment with a container runtime. Not only does this feel clunky because the base image is already bloated to shit, but it also requires the whole container ecosystem (runtime, container registry, image scanners, etc.). The complexification of deploying python apps this way leads to entire jobs (laughingly called "DevOps") whose sole purpose it is to manage the added complexity owed to everyone and their mother writing their applications in interpreted languages.

Unfortunately, the video is not actual on 2024. Could you be so kind as to update it to the present time - the information and deployment scheme are great and superbly useful. Don’t want to let it rest in peace for ages.

No one in CZcams was able to explain this mock with such a simple example. If I could request would you be able to make a series on testing AWS services using mock.

How you know that web site use session

Thank you so much explaining in such a simple manner I couldn't find any simple explanation since yesterday you made it so easy❤❤❤

Really great tutorial! From having little to no idea about how Python Mocks works to now having a good understanding. Time to improve my understanding now through practice, thank you!

Спасибо тебе большое translate Thank you a lot )

I started researching pipenv and poetry today for my projects, and one reason why it is probably getting slower is because it is checking for latest packages of everything that is installed already. By default, packages in the projects Pipfile ALL have = "*" next to them. Hard coding them to a specific version (likely currently installed version) would likely prevent the longer package install times. And obviously, you are not likely going to rapid fire install multiple packages one at a time on a regular basis...so is install time of a new package really that terrible? Just my .02.

Great tutorial! thank you for that

Bro you just took the job of the Usestates in React..

This doesn't work on version 1.22

Great explanation. Was struggling with the concept. Now I am confident with the topic

I think that this is not a good python code, when do in python range(2, 250001) it will create a list with each element from 2 to 250001 before do the "for". this create a horrible performace code.

Good information

Could you please explain how to deploy an vue django app to a live server/ shared hosting?

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Just what i needed! Simple & short, thank you!

hi boss , how to import the document under the function ? def on_click(e): ul = document.getElementById('left') ul.innerHTML = 'Hello world'

thanks for help

if a benchmark shows golang being slower, there is probably something wrong with the test.

I also use Xubuntu

Thanks a lot for this great video! ❤

I think this videos is a troll (I hope). For the comment section i think people are extremely confused and are not real developers

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in order to share a python solution create a virtual environment and install all packages to it. Everything will be in one folder. Compress it and sent to someone.

Большое спасибо! Очень понятно.

Sir what if my view does a long calls like 2 minutes, and the other user want to request to the same view. how do i implement the thread cause it is doing this sequentially

Nice tutorial

I'm on windows and i got the following issues but i was able to fix them. (Using redis from docker) #1: in the settings.py file change the variable name 'celery_broker_url' to 'CELERY_BROKER_URL' #2 if the celery -A ytDjangoChannels2 worker -l INFO doesn't print the Chuck norris quote install the eventlet library (pip install eventlet ) then add -P eventlet to the command. remaining as follows: celery -A ytDjangoChannels2 worker -l INFO -P eventlet pd: ytDjangoChannels2 is the name of my Django project Eddited: ok i had finished but the websocket doesn't receive the message only was conected so i tried a lot of things but was able to do it. First of all STOP THE CELERY COMMANDS AND LAUNCH IT TILL THE END. It could be a little obvious but when was the part of running the first time i let it and then i was trying to get the response of the web socet but i didn't had loaded the changes. i reloaded the two commands. Then i was reading a django channels tutorials and in its, the socket.onmessage method got a validation socket.onmessage = (event) => { console.log(event) const data = JSON.parse(event.data) if (data.type === 'send_joke' ){ console.log(data) document.querySelector('#jokes').innerText = data.message } and, in my consumers.py async def send_joke(self, event): text_message = event['text'] await self.send(text_data=json.dumps({ 'type': 'send_joke', 'message': text_message, })) then i was getting an error in the celery -A ytDjangoChannels2 worker -l INFO -P eventlet command which says async_to_sync(channel_layer.group_send(('jokes', {'type': 'send_joke', 'text': joke}))) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ TypeError: RedisChannelLayer.group_send() missing 1 required positional argument: 'message' then in my tasks.py i only add the variable async_to_sync(channel_layer.group_send)('jokes', message={'type': 'send_joke', 'text': joke}) which is the missing argument.

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thank you bro!

import is such a tricky concept in golang, I've been struggling this for a whole day. appreciate your video

Javascript comes from the island of Java.

Thank you. The mocking videos are so informative

On a i5 10600k and using multi processing you can get this down to 25 seconds on python. If you use pypy's Jit you can get it down to below 5s. def process(): """Splits the task into multiple parts""" current_min = 2 tasks_per_worker = 250001 // 12 tasks = [] for _ in range(12): tasks.append( multiprocessing.Process( target=, args=(current_min, current_min + tasks_per_worker) ) ) current_min += tasks_per_worker # Start and await tasks. for task in tasks: task.start() for task in tasks: task.join()

Only 1 of your videos brings more value than other tutorial youtubers tens of videos. I am so happy to re-discover your channel.

Perfect explanation, this man is teaching us how to fish, unlike the others. I have no words of gratitude.

TOP NOTCH! Bravo!

Most kivy tutorials on youtube have the exact same content, making me think they just copy the official documentation or other videos, but this guy really does know kivy.

Thank you sir, u solved my doubt .

I got 15 PhDs in rocket science and brain surgery, so I could create and distribute a python package.