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Issue #733: marimo pair, Finding Bugs With LLMs, httpxy, and More (2026-05-05)

PyCon US 2026

https://us.pycon.org/

PyCon US 2026 May 13 to May 20, 2026 PYCON.ORG

4 months ago

Using LLMs to find Python C-extension bugs

https://lwn.net/Articles/1067234/

Using LLMs to Find Python C-Extension Bugs LLM’s can be powerful tools to help find problems with code, but without a human in the loop things can be problematic. This post talks about how one coder is approaching the challenge. JAKE EDGE

4 months ago

httpxyz one month in | Blog

https://tildeweb.nl/~michiel/httpxyz-one-month-in.html

httpxyz One Month In httpxyz is a fork of httpx created one month ago. This blog post describes how the journey has gone so far and where they’re going in the future. MICHIEL BEIJEN

#blog python leiden

4 months ago

PyPy v7.3.22 release

https://pypy.org/posts/2026/04/pypy-v7322-release.html

PyPy v7.3.22 Released PYPY.ORG

#release

4 months ago

PyCon US 2026: Call for Volunteers

https://pycon.blogspot.com/2026/04/pycon-us-2026-call-for-volunteers.html

PyCon US 2026: Call for Volunteers PYCON.BLOGSPOT.COM

4 months ago

Building the Async Python Task Queue I Wished Existed

https://aleksul.space/posts/i-spent-2-years-building-repid/

Building the Async Python Task Queue I Wished Existed If you’ve ever written async Python for your API and then switched to synchronous code for your background tasks, you know something is off. Repid v2 is an attempt to fix that - an async-first, AsyncAPI-native task queue built over two years of production use, countless rewrites, and one hand-written AMQP 1.0 implementation. ALEKSUL.SPACE • Shared by Alex

4 months ago

Inverse Sapir-Whorf and programming languages

https://lukeplant.me.uk/blog/posts/inverse-sapir-whorf-and-programming-languages/

Inverse Sapir-Whorf and Programming Languages The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis is the idea that the languages you speak influence the thoughts you can have. The inverse is the idea that your language limits what you can’t but say. When applied to programming this has subtle results determining core ideas like execution order. LUKE PLANT

#haskell #python #software development

4 months ago

What's new in pip 26.1 - lockfiles and dependency cooldowns!

https://ichard26.github.io/blog/2026/04/whats-new-in-pip-26.1/

What’s New in Pip 26.1 pip 26.1 adds support for dependency cooldowns, experimental support for reading/installing from standard lockfiles (pylock.toml), fixes several long-standing limitations of the 2020 resolver, and drops support for Python 3.9. RICHARD SI

#pip #release

4 months ago

Python packaging council approved

https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/1068704/8130b6ceb2531354/

Python Packaging Council Approved PEP 772 established the Packaging Council, an elected group to set standards for packaging standards and tools. The PEP was recently accepted, and this post talks about the group and what it took to get here. JAKE EDGE

4 months ago

Choosing a Python Logging Library in 2026 · Dash0

https://www.dash0.com/guides/python-logging-libraries

Choosing a Python Logging Library in 2026 This post compares Python’s standard logging module, structlog, and Loguru. It includes real benchmarks, OpenTelemetry integration paths, and framework specific guidance for Django, FastAPI, and Flask AYOOLUWA ISAIAH

4 months ago

Before GitHub

https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/4/28/before-github/

Before GitHub There is a lot of talk on the net lately about the state of GitHub. This opinion piece by Armin talks about what Open Source was like before GitHub: it was reputation-driven and full of friction. ARMIN RONACHER

#open-source #github #thoughts

4 months ago

It's time to redesign djangoproject.com

https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2026/apr/27/its-time-to-redesign-djangoprojectcom/

It’s Time to Redesign djangoproject.com The site that hosts the Django framework is overdue for a refresh. This post describes how they’re going through the process and what to expect next. DJANGO SOFTWARE FOUNDATION

#python #django #framework #open-source

4 months ago

Testing Your Code With Python's unittest – Real Python

https://realpython.com/courses/testing-your-code-with-pythons-unittest/

Testing Your Code With Python’s unittest Learn how to use Python’s unittest framework to write unit tests for your code, including test cases, fixtures, and test suites. REAL PYTHON course

4 months ago

Self hosting apps for Python people

https://talkpython.fm/episodes/show/546/self-hosting-apps-for-python-people

Self Hosting Apps for Python People Talk Python interviews Alex Kretzschmar and they talk about what it takes to move from the cloud to hosting things yourself. TALK PYTHON podcast

4 months ago

miniword

https://codeberg.org/chrisecker/miniword

miniword: A WYSIWYG Word Processor in Python CODEBERG.ORG

#git #non-profit #foss #oss #free #software

4 months ago