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This piece introduces Unvibe, a Python library that uses unit tests as a reward function to guide Large Language Models in generating correct code. The author, Claudio Santini, explains that this approach works well for generating complex code within large, existing codebases, provided they are well-tested.
https://claudio.uk/posts/unvibe-a-python-test-runner-that-generates-correct-implementations.html
Dan LaManna's latest post reflects on a long-standing architectural issue within the Django framework that has recently been addressed. The author celebrates the solution, marking a significant improvement for the popular web framework.
https://danlamanna.com/posts/rest-in-peace-djangos-framework-problem/
This article from Pybites offers a practical look at using the uv tool to streamline Python package development and testing. It walks through the setup and commands needed to integrate this fast new tool into your workflow.
https://pybit.es/articles/developing-and-testing-python-packages-with-uv/
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The Textualize blogpost delves into the specific algorithms that enable high-performance applications to run smoothly within the terminal. It explains the technical challenges and clever solutions required for building responsive TUIs.
https://textual.textualize.io/blog/2024/12/12/algorithms-for-high-performance-terminal-apps/
Charles Oliveira provides a detailed guide for developers facing a common database challenge in Django. The instructions outline a method for migrating a primary key to a BigInt field without causing application downtime.
https://charlesoliveira.dev/blog/migrate-django-bigint-field/
In his write-up, "Python's shadowing behavior always surprises me," Nick Tietz explores a nuanced aspect of Python's scoping rules. He explains how variables can unintentionally hide others, leading to unexpected bugs.
https://ntietz.com/blog/pythons-shadowing-behavior-always-surprises-me/