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Let's build more libraries

Let's build more libraries

May 23, 2020 4 min read
Have you ever copy pasted some code from one repo to another? Perhaps you were building a new web service and wanted to use some utilities which were available in the codebase of
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Jerry Pussinen
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Blazing fast CI with pytest-split and GitHub Actions

Blazing fast CI with pytest-split and GitHub Actions

Mar 28, 2020 6 min read PythonTooling
Fast CI is one of the key elements of efficient software development. In most cases, the test phase is the bottleneck considering CI build times. In this blog post, I introduce pytest-split, a
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Jerry Pussinen
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Prevent accidental HTTP requests to 3rd party services in Python tests

Prevent accidental HTTP requests to 3rd party services in Python tests

Dec 8, 2019 5 min read Python
The world is full of web services which interact with each other via HTTP(S) requests and responses. Python is one of the most loved technologies when it comes to fetching data from
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Jerry Pussinen
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Best practices in code reviews - key to healthy and efficient software development

Best practices in code reviews - key to healthy and efficient software development

Nov 9, 2019 3 min read
Code reviews, the last resort after automated checks, and the best mechanism for learning for both parties: the person whose code is being reviewed and the reviewers. This post reveals the best practices
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Jerry Pussinen
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Sneak peek at Python 3.8

Sneak peek at Python 3.8

Jul 8, 2019 5 min read Python
Python 3.8 release is scheduled for November this year (2019). The first beta release - no new features after this one - got out a while ago. I decided to have a
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