Gynvael Coldwind jest badaczem bezpieczeństwa pracującym w Google, który organizuje cotygodniowe livestreamy na tematy bezpieczeństwa i programowania po polsku i po angielsku). Częścią streamów są misje — w skrócie, zadania w stylu CTF-owym dotyczące inżynierii wstecznej. Wczorajsza misja była o elfickim — znaczy o Paint’cie — znaczy o programowaniu w Pythonie i jego bajtkodzie.
Setting up Python is usually simple, but there are some places where newcomers (and experienced users) need to be careful. What versions are there? What’s the difference between Python, CPython, Anaconda, PyPy? Those and many other questions may stump new developers, or people wanting to use Python.
You might get unusual errors about Unicode and inability to convert to ASCII. Programs might just crash at random. Those are often simple to fix — all you need is correct locale configuration.
To create a project that other people can use and contribute to, you need to follow a specific directory structure. Moreover, releasing a new version should be as simple and painless as possible. For my projects, I use a template that has the structure already in place, and comes with automation for almost every part of a release.
Recently I was working on some C# and Java code. And along the way, I used Python and Vim to (re)write my code. A small Python script and a 6-keystroke Vim macro did it faster and better than a human would.
Every programmer should learn a good scripting language and use a programmable editor like Vim. Why? Here are two examples, after the break.
You’ve just written a great Python web application. Now, you want to share it with the world. In order to do that, you need a server, and some software to do that for you.
The following is a comprehensive guide on how to accomplish that, on multiple Linux-based operating systems, using nginx and uWSGI Emperor. It doesn’t force you to use any specific web framework — Flask, Django, Pyramid, Bottle will all work. Written for Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, CentOS and Arch Linux (should be helpful for other systems, too). Now with an Ansible Playbook.
Revision 5 (2017-04-29): Better module specification description, environment variable configuration info
I spent Saturday on rewriting a Flask app in Django. The app in question was Nikola Users, which is a very simple CRUD app. And yet, the Flask code was a mess, full of bugs and vulnerabilities. Eight hours later, I had a fully functional Django app that did more and fixed all problems.
I tested the speed of four static site generators: Nikola, Pelican, Hexo and Octopress, in a clean environment. Spoiler alert: Nikola won.
Disclaimer: author is a developer and user of Nikola. The test environments used were the same for all four generators.
pass to standardowy Uniksowy manager haseł. A ja właśnie stworzyłem odrobinę przyjaźniejszy, klikalniejszy interfejs przy użyciu biblioteki urwid w Pythonie.
Czy uruchamiasz proces, który długo się wykonuje? Czy chcesz wiedzieć, kiedy skończy pracę, gdy używasz innego Terminala/parzysz kawę? Czy masz ulubioną muzykę z teleturnieju do odtworzenia gdy coś robisz?
Jeśli tak: think jest właśnie dla ciebie. By dowiedzieć się więcej, czytaj dalej lub odwiedź stronę na GitHubie [en].