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I've been noticing a lot of developers moving towards FastAPI lately, especially for new Python backend projects.
Flask used to be my go-to for lightweight APIs, but FastAPI seems to be getting all the attention now because of async support, automatic Swagger documentation, and Pydantic validation.
I'm curious about …
I've been exploring Python pre-commit hooks and wanted to understand how commonly they are used in actual production projects.
For those working on production-level Python applications:
- Do you use pre-commit in your daily workflow?
- Which hooks do you usually configure (Ruff, Black, isort, mypy, etc.)?
- Has it …
Hey everyone,
I was taking a look at the TIOBE Index today. I hadn't checked it in a while, and I was surprised to see how much Python has dropped.
It's down by roughly 8 percentage points compared to a year ago, which seems like the first really significant contraction …
Hello r/Python! It's time to share what you've been working on! Whether it's a work-in-progress, a completed masterpiece, or just a rough idea, let us know what you're up to!
It's a somewhat recurring topic when someone is asking how to run Python or code on mobile, so my question is - who is using mobile for this, and how? learning? coding? What type of device - phones or tablets, Android, Apple?
Did you ever think about having Perplexity in the terminal?
That thought turned into Zuni.
Zuni is an open-source AI-powered CLI designed to bring web search and AI answers directly into the terminal, with the goal of making research feel simpler without constantly switching between browser tabs.
I recently rebuilt …
https://harut8.github.io/system-design/python-mastery/24-the-gil/
I put together this guide by researching the GIL, verifying the explanations against CPython's source code, and using AI to help with parts of the writing and explanation.
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