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PiterPy 2019

date:2019-11-01..2019-11-02
location:Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
series:PiterPy · 2 editions
editions:[PiterPy 2019, PiterPy 2023]
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Building a Microservice Application Using Kafka and DjangoNikolay Saskovets48m
A practical walkthrough of using Apache Kafka as the data bus for a Django-based microservices system to handle high-throughput, fault-tolerant event streams…
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GraphQL + Python today: Implementing a Public API with GraphQLSergey Khaletskiy58m
Uses GraphQL with Python to address issues of multiplying REST endpoints as front-ends and mobile apps need new data. Covers applicability of GraphQL in Python…
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Developers Have the Logs Their Imagination AllowsDenis Kataev31m
Covers using Python’s standard logging module instead of print for debugging, including benefits and configuration. Shows how to integrate logging into…
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Porting a Project from Python 2 to 3Dmitriy Karpov41m
Covers migrating Python 2 codebases to Python 3 for both small and large projects, describing problems that arise with different architectures and showing…
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Automatic Revenue Forecasting with Boosting Models and DLAleksandr Tolmachev56m
Covers forecasting complex time-series turnover using gradient boosting models and deep learning. Addresses the mathematics of modeling complex dependencies…
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Why Should Robots Read Your Code?Konstantin Tyapochkin, Aleksey Smirnov46m
Survey of recent research and tools for analyzing source code and related artifacts, focused on Python developers. Covers technologies and tasks such as code…
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RedisGears Meir Shpilraien40m
RedisGears is a Redis module that runs Python map/reduce pipelines inside Redis using embedded CPython sub-interpreters and a custom allocator to limit…
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Python and Networking: REST, JSON, GraphQL or gRPC?Grigoriy Petrov50m
Overview of network communication choices for Python backends and frontends, comparing REST (and its ecosystem like JSON Schema and OpenAPI), JSON API, GraphQL…
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From Pandas to SparkAndrey Gavrilov31m
How to adapt ML models from single-machine Python tools to distributed frameworks: replacing Gensim Word2Vec with PySpark MLlib equivalents, comparing…
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ML Pipeline: Structuring Data Analysis ProjectsKirill Vasin56m
Practical guidance for structuring machine-learning/data‑analysis projects by adopting software-engineering best practices: single repository layout, code…
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Django ORM: The MTI vs STI ShowdownOleg Churkin42m
Compares multi-table inheritance (MTI) and single-table inheritance (STI) patterns implemented with Django ORM on PostgreSQL, explaining when to choose each…
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Cryptography For Newcomers - The hitchhiker's guide to cipher in devs Matthias Dugué01h 04m
Covers concrete failures (Caesar/Vigenère frequency attacks, Enigma broken by key reuse and crib knowledge) and practical fixes: use salt + rounds stored with…
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Python on Windows, the State of the Art Nicola Iarocci58m
History of rough Windows Python workflows is replaced by concrete tools and tricks: install Python from the Microsoft Store for one‑click updates, run full…
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AAA Game UI Framework Powered by Python Ivan Nikolaev39m
A lightweight UI framework sits between an eight‑year‑old Flash/ActionScript frontend and modern JS/C++ clients, using a Python-backed model layer whose simple…
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Mnj — A Pleasant Library for Working with MongoDBSergey Matveenko19m
Introduces Mnj, a Python library designed to make working with MongoDB more pleasant by avoiding SQL-style abstractions and clarifying code. Describes the…
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Serverless Python in the real world: common patterns & challenges Mikhail Novikov50m
Built a serverless URL shortener that records clicks and redirects, deployed on AWS Lambda + API Gateway using frameworks like Serverless and Zappa (Flask…
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