Weeknotes 2022-08-08
,Back to work. Picked up my jogging habit after having to stop during covid / vacation and it worked out fine. Made plans to get more into music again (atm just got more hardware).
Progress on having a landing page where people can create podcasts/blogs:
- #32 fixed by only having one place to turn on the test client
- #33 moved registry app urls into urls.py of registry app
- #34 tests for account and social account adapters only open for registration with appropriate setting present
- #35 test coverage is now at 100%
- #36 fixed some mypy issues
- #37 replace poetry with pip-tools
- #38 fixed showing multiple running deployments at the same time for tests
- #39 tried to speed up ansbile (mostly without success)
- #40 handling of exceptions raised during starting a deployment
Articles
- Heuristics for Effective Software Development Organizations: A continuously evolving list.*
- Why i love still php and javascript after 20+ years | I know I have to work on my attitude, but for me programming is a lot of fun and I couldn't care less whether the result is useful for anybody. Sometimes I have to rewatch DjangoCon 2021 | Programming for pleasure | Daniele Procida to remind me I have to work on this.
Videos
- Basic dot Py | Demonstration of some features of textual
- Agile & Scrum Don't Work | Allen Holub In The Engineering Room Ep. 9 | Learned a new acronym: SAFE stands for shitty agile for enterprises 😁
- Interesting twitter thread on the usage of the enum module
- Python 3.10's match/case can use custom __eq__ for matching. Here's how to use regex cases: Many more good tips at @raymondh 's
- Took myself on a Saturday Night date and blew my mind with Mersenne Primes. A good evening all round 💃
- W.I.P. collage tool for stable diffusion
Software
- Django 4.1 released
- pytest-mock | Finally getting rid of those ugly stacked decorators or nested with-statements 🥳
Podcasts
- Rachel Potvin // VP Engineering at GitHub - Episode #55 (alphalist)
- Gebrochene Fußnoten ...von Umbrüchen, Wandlungen und plötzlichen Lebensereignissen (Was denkst du denn?)
- Catherine Opie (Design Matters)
- The Benefits Of Python And Django For Going From Zero To MVP At Speed - Episode 373 (Podcast.__init__)
- Django 4.1 Preview - Jeff Triplett (Ep 115 Replay) | Good overview over the Django 4.1 features - release was last week.