So OpenAI just luanch a browser. Not a Chrome extension, not a chatbot widget an actual, full-fledged web browser called ChatGPT Atlas. And honestly? It’s kind of wild. But its only available for Mac os only. Let me walk you through what this thing is, why it matters, and whether you should care. What Even […]
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Python 3.14 came out on October 7, 2025, and it has a lot of useful and powerful features that make coding easier, faster, and more fun.This version has something for everyone, whether you’re a beginner, a data scientist, or a backend developer. Let’s dive into what’s new and why it matters 1. Template Strings (t-Strings)
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Hey there! So you want to work with files and folders in Python? Maybe automate some boring stuff? Well, the OS module is going to be your new best friend. Trust me, once you get the hang of it, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it. What’s This OS Module Anyway? Think of the
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FastAPI runs on Uvicorn, an ASGI server made for Python code that runs at the same time. Django is older and has more features, but from version 3.0, it can also operate on ASGI with Uvicorn. Once you set up Django on Uvicorn and make queries and caching work better, you can get the same
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Today, we’re going to break down yield into simple, digestible pieces. By the end of this article, you’ll not only understand what it does but also why it’s such a powerful tool for writing efficient and elegant Python code. The Problem: Why Not Just Use return? Let’s start with what we know. The return statement is straightforward: a function runs,
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Command-line tools are essential for developers—they’re fast, lightweight, and automate repetitive tasks. In this tutorial, we’ll build a File Organizer CLI tool in Python from scratch. By the end, you’ll have a working CLI tool that organizes files by type and is ready to share or package for others. Why Build CLI Tools with Python?
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When I first started coding in Python, I kept running into this frustrating problem. I’d install a package for one project, then start another project that needed a different version of the same package, and suddenly nothing worked anymore. Sound familiar? That’s when I discovered virtual environments, and honestly, they changed everything about how I
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As a Python developer, I’ve always been fascinated by how the language provides elegant solutions to common programming challenges. One library that consistently amazes me is the collections module. It’s like having a Swiss Army knife for data structures – packed with specialized tools that can make your code cleaner, more efficient, and surprisingly readable.
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Last month, I got stuck in the usual routine: job boards were checked by hand, listings were copied into spreadsheets, and the best opportunities were always missed. After too many hours were spent on this boring work, a thought came up – why not have the whole process automated? So, I started thinking about creating
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If you are preparing for Python/Django backend interviews, then you’ll not only face questions on Django itself but also on SQL, APIs, caching, and cloud (AWS). Therefore, in this blog, I’ve compiled some of the most frequently asked questions along with clear and concise answers. However, these examples will help you understand the concepts better
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