Alright, let's get you building a command-line tool! We're gonna dive into how to create a CLI with Python, and I promise it's not as scary as it sounds. I've been coding for a while now, and trust me, I've seen a fair share of CLI tools – some awesome, some... not so much. So, stick with me, and I'll show you the ropes. We'll even cover the stuff I wish someone had told me … [Read more...] about How to Create a CLI Tool with Python
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Distributed Messaging Systems Comparison
Choosing the right messaging system ensures seamless communication between different components when building distributed applications. With various options available, each with its strengths and weaknesses, making an informed decision can be challenging. This research article will dive into four popular messaging systems: Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS), Amazon Simple … [Read more...] about Distributed Messaging Systems Comparison
Python Virtual Environment: A Beginner’s Guide
Ever heard the phrase, "Don’t poison the well"? Well, if you’ve been playing with Python long enough, there's a good chance that you’ve probably poisoned your system Python more times than you can count. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about Python virtual environments—what they are, why they matter, and, most importantly, how to use them without … [Read more...] about Python Virtual Environment: A Beginner’s Guide
Memcached vs Redis As Distributed Cache
When it comes to caching solutions for distributed systems, Memcached and Redis are two of the most popular open-source options. Both are designed to handle in-memory caching and are performant solutions. However, each has its distinct characteristics, strengths, and use cases. This post will compare Memcached vs Redis in detail to help you decide which is best for your … [Read more...] about Memcached vs Redis As Distributed Cache
Auto Reload Docker Environment With Ease
Reloading your development environment as you make changes to your code is an obvious step for developers working with projects locally. However, if there's no setup for efficient/fast auto-reloading, this can be quite a productivity killer, especially with a modern heavy-weight dev stack where stopping/starting manually could often be quite slow. Most popular, modern … [Read more...] about Auto Reload Docker Environment With Ease