Got podcast deployment progress showing with htmx \o/ using the standard HTTP-API without WebSockets in cast-registry. This is not bad at all. Apart from that, I spent most of my spare time (as if I had a lot of this...) on creating a new command-line podcast client called castle. I'm not sure why I did it - I just wanted to answer an email and demonstrate something simple in a notebook. And then I couldn't stop writing it. Maybe it turns out to be useful for something or a bad digression, we'll see.

I didn't record any programming streams this week, but we published the first python podcast episode including advertisement.

Articles

• How to Add a Favicon to Your Django Site
• PREFACE: HATEOAS — An Alternative Explanation
• Learn Python ASTs, by building your own linter
• Vue 3 as the New Default
• How I build a feature
• Why you shouldn't invoke setup.py directly

Books

• Speech and Language Processing (3rd ed. draft)
• Natural Language Processing with Transformers - Notebooks

Papers

• World of Bits: An Open-Domain Platform for Web-Based Agents (revisiting the old shop.co idea)

Software 

• README.md Jupyter Black [Black formatter for Jupyter Notebook]
• Notifiers - The easy way to send notifiations
• PyTest 7.0 release

Podcasts

• Folge 100 Die Party (Der INNOQ Podcast)
• # 49 Darf man Kochrezepte abschreiben? Und schmeckt Wein oder Sekt ohne Alkohol? (Völlerei & Leberschmerz)
• Python Steering Council 2021 Retrospective (Talk Python To Me)
• (109) BA.2 mit mehr PS (Das Coronavirus-Update)
• htmx (Python Podcast)
• Folge 99 - Sam Newman - Monolith to Microservices (Software Architektur im Stream) | Usually I stop listening when people start to talk about microservices (like bigdata or ai), because it's too painful. I dont enjoiy watching people trying to fix their big ball of mud design by turning it into a distributed big ball of mud and creating an even bigger mess. But this episode was more like: The author of the book about microservices telling people to start with a monolith first and to be pretty caucious about switching to microservices :). Good fun.
• Django Testing and Debugging - Karen Tracey (Django Chat)
• #261 – Philip Goff: Consciousness, Panpsychism, and the Philosophy of Mind (Lex Fridman Podcast)
• WR1329 Menschentrenner (Wrintheit)
• Episode 43: Superstition (Hotel Bar Sessions)
• Episode 96: Manipulating and Analyzing Audio in Python (The Real Python Podcast)
• Episode #269: Get Rich and replace your cat (Python Bytes)
• Episode 42: Optimism and Pessimism (Hotel Bar Sessions)