@DyslecixDev It's mostly intertia. When I started there wasn't much for IDEs, and once I got through the learning curve, it was astonishing how fast you could develop using vim. 2 keystrokes instead of 10 needed in other editors. These days it's mostly useful when you only have shell access.
3. It’s always great to attend with people and bounce ideas around. Thanks for the company Nenad!
4. No free lunch but the food trucks were pretty good.
Thanks @YYCDataSociety for putting on a great event!
Some thoughts on #yycdatacon 2024 last weekend.
1. The Platform Calgary venue is a great place for a conference. It really was energy building.
2. A really great collection of speakers covering diverse topics.
When I first got into video software it was tough to know where to start.
Live streaming is one of the best places to familiarize yourself with many concepts common to video.
I can get you started
https://t.co/EKS6m5kGQS
Basic f-strings are already awesome, but there's a lot you can do after the `:` including:
• align data left or right
• set column widths
• use decimal places
A quick example below ...
#python#coding#tips
One of my favourite components in microservices architecture is NATS JetStream. Stop sending data point to point and start streaming.
https://t.co/q1WsImmhwp
Using AWS APIs can be daunting at first. To even get access you need to learn AWS IAM and proper permissions.
It’s worth it though. Why point and click slowly through a UI when you can code something to build exactly what you want.