A simple yet helpful trick up your sleeves Lets assume that a AWS EC2 instance is already up and running in your account. …

It’s not as difficult as you think The NFT scene has taken a monumental turn in recent years due to widespread digital art awareness and technological improvements in blockchain technologies like smart contracts creation and their deployments. …

A skill worth adding to your toolkit — PyCharm is leading the Python IDE space, for some obvious reasons. JetBrains has managed to pack all tools needed for Python development in a single app. A widely used technique to debug is to print variables to stdout, which has been accepted by many as a viable means to debug…

An oddly satisfying way to write python code by leveraging the pythonji library — Emojis can express a lot, so why not use them to write code, sounds ridiculous, right? There are many articles that promote the use of emojis in git commit messages and comments to improve overall communication efficacy. Python is not made to handle emojis as variable names — not a…

An effortless way to document your code and boost your development speed — When a developer starts writing Python code (without type hints), an IDE, like PyCharm, provides robust auto complete support. But as the number of lines and files increases, we start to notice the auto complete isn’t helpful at all. You are not getting those auto complete suggestions as they were…

Stock market is a tricky term to explain. The basic explanation is as follows: A company has shares. A share is a small part of the company that is traded like any other commodity, and the place where they are traded is known as the stock market. This is far…

Still using virtualenv? Try this new tool. — Python virtual environments help us manage dependencies easily and effortlessly. The most common environment creation tools are virtualenv and conda, the latter is used for environment management for multiple languages whereas the former is made especially for python. Why not use global python packages, then we won’t need to get…

A guide to create and deploy a freestyle Jenkins project — So, quickly imagine this, your team is working very hard every day and trying to roll out new features as soon as possible but to take this project with updated code into testing and production phases we have to update the servers and make sure nothing goes wrong in this…