I discover the operator module! Amazing! 🤩

The operator Module A third alternative to writing lambda functions is to use the standard library’s operator module. This module contains some predefined functions and function factories, which can replace the most common use cases for lambda functions. Let’s look at both of these separtaely, factories first. Another note: the function that attrgetter returns is implemented in C, so it’s slightly faster than using either a normal or lambda function.

Useful if you want to speed up your code.

Thank you for your suggestions. I’m trying Unexpected Keyboard right now.

It’s very nice 😊🤩

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Amazingly simple! 🤩

Merci pour la maintenance active !!! 🤗

Very nice examples! Thanks for sharing :)

I have noticed that many developers are reluctant to introduce explaining variables/constants.

I do, and it’s very helpful for me and my futur me and the other one.

I love this article and the grapglhics (I’m a visual guy ☺️).

One of the most exciting things about Grain is that it compiles to WebAssembly.

That’s a cool feature.

What is the particularity that you talked about?
In my point of view it looks like JS/TS with arrow functions. 😁

Do you have any idea or document about: why the data is better than syntaxe ?

It’s around 39" un the vidéo.

Simple is often erroneously mistaken for easy. “Easy” means “to be at hand”, “to be approachable”. “Simple” is the opposite of “complex” which means “being intertwined”, “being tied together”. Simple != easy.

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I like it 👌

I’m used to : Angular or React + Pyramid(Python) or Strapi(Nodejs)

I love the concept to store request in files and that you can use git to version! Lovely

You shared only the picture, not the link.

Hi! I’m still reading the article but I’m already thankful that you shared it.

It’s a good piece of software development and I like the way it draw a nice future for this. 🤩

I find like you that the first one is strange.

But I think that both are useless because you can put what you want in a list in python.

thing = List[str]()
type(thing)
# 
stuff: List[str] = []
type(stuff)
# 

But in other hand it’s helpful in IDE to get some warning like Expected type 'str' (matched generic type '_T'), got 'int' instead.

Soooo, in the end I say that I choose this one thing: list[str] = [] because it looks more widely used and easily readable.

Nice to see how to improve python code like that! I love that the __getitem__ and __len__ made the object iterable ! 🤩

Yeah, with some objects, in a room, outside in the nature. Just to see how it’s working with more than one subject in the middle. 🙂

Ooo!! 🤩 I love the concept!

Did you try with a more complex input video?