Raymond Hettinger - Dataclasses: The code generator to end all code generators - PyCon 2018

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kzrdude · 2021-05 · Recommendation

Raymond Hettinger's talks are great. I know it's not a succint blog post, but they are out there are watching a video is very approachable. Maybe [VIDEO] (Dataclasses! We could cheekily say Python gets better at something Rust does - dataclasses makes Python better at records.) And [LINK] This talk (2013): [LINK] Unfortunately this video is now a bit out of touch with modern Python. Another (2013) classic: [LINK] it is very well known, and it has the very memorable advice: what's a class that only has one method? That should be a function!

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sn9 · 2018-12 · Recommendation

Some of my favorite talks from Strange Loop: * Contracts For Getting More Programs Less Wrong: [LINK] * "It's Just Matrix Multiplication": Notation for Weaving: [LINK] * Hackett: a metaprogrammable Haskell: [LINK] * Git from the Ground Up: [LINK] From PyCon: * Beyond Unit Tests: Taking Your Testing to the Next Level: [LINK] * Dataclasses: The code generator to end all code generator: [VIDEO] * Automating Code Quality: [LINK] There are probably more I might add later as I remember them.

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lunchladydoris · 2018-05 · Reference

I haven't watched it yet but I saw that Raymond Hettinger presented on data classes at PyCon last week [0]. [0]: [VIDEO]

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