Tag: Python

  • Rapidly Testing Python Packages As Modules

    This is a post I’ll file under “How on Earth did I go so long without knowing this?” when it comes to working with Python packages. The majority of the Python code that I write tends to be backend code that is containerized. As I had alluded to in my post on deploying Groovy applications,…

  • Local JavaScript Development CORS Error

    I’ve recently been on something of a journey to more formalize my knowledge of frontend development. Most of my work has been in backend development, with just a bit of frontend when I needed to build a full stack application; even in those instances, I tried to mess with the interface as little as possible…

  • Speed Across Programming Languages

    Earlier today I was debating what programming language to use for a small, number-intensive project. I tend to use a variety of languages based around what the project is for and what constraints are in play. For example, most of my “freeform” work is usually in Python just because I like it the best. In…

  • Automatic Python Linting and Formatting in Neovim

    Outside of languages that more or less require a specific IDE (looking at you, Java), I typically prefer to write code in Neovim. It’s fast, it’s lean, and with a little bit of configuration to get an LSP running, it gives the exact same experience as something like VS Code but with much better editing…