Integrating the build and deployment of up to 40 websites across the world is challenging. This blog talks about how one team solved real world CI/CD problems using Kubernetes and GoCD.

In today’s post, I walk through the journey of writing a Python program to break wine glasses on demand, by detecting their resonant frequency. Along the way we’ll 3D print a cone, learn about resonant frequencies, and see why I needed an amplifier and compression driver. So, let’s get started. 

Blockchain is arguably one of the most significant and disruptive technologies that came into existence since the inception of the Internet. It's the core technology behind Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies that drew a lot of attention in the last few years. As its core, a blockchain is a distributed database that allows direct transactions between two parties without the need of a central authority. This simple yet powerful concept has great implications for various institutions such as banks, governments and marketplaces, just to name a few. Any business or organization that relies on a centralized database as a core competitive advantage can potentially be disrupted by blockchain technology. 

Curator's note - Lot of banks and financial companies are not going to upgrade and be happy to pay vendors for security updates. 

Frequently we want to know which words are the most common from a text corpus sinse we are looking for some patterns.  

Read the 4-part eBook to learn how to detect problems earlier in your DevOps testing processes by Proactively responding to your monitoring software, Integrating your security reqs in your initial development, Replicating real-world conditions to find unexpected variables, Performing continuous testing to uncover points of failure. 

Reverse engineering iPhone X’s new unlocking mechanism. 

Debugging in Python has always felt a bit “awkward” compared with other languages I’ve worked in. Introducing breakpont() 

I’m really excited to say that as of today, PyPI supports rendering project descriptions from Markdown! This has been a oft-requested feature and after lots of work (including the creation of PEP 566) it is now possible, without translating Markdown to rST or any other hacks! 

itertools.accumulate(iterable[, func]) 

So you are interested in testing, aren’t you? Not doing it yet? That’s the right time to start then! In this little example, I’m going to show a possible procedure to easily test your piece of code that interacts with a database. 

Super fast and concise tutorial 

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The uncompromising Python code formatter.

Simple, lightweight, and magic-free static site/blog generator for Python coders

Command line Thug Meme generator written in Python.

Experimental lower-level async HTTP client for Requests 3.0

The Black code formatter, but brighter (PEP8–inspired).

Sentiment Analysis application created with Python and Dash, hosted at socialsentiment.net.

Analyse all kinds of data for a TV series.

A simplistic api-like instagram bot powered by requests.

Python library to convert Microsoft Outlook .msg files to .eml/MIME message files.

Siamese LSTM for evaluating semantic similarity between sentences of the Quora Question Pairs Dataset.

MusicTag allows you to download from YouTube all the music you want and automatically set the ID3 tags.