Which Python GUI library should you use in 2025? by BerislavLopac

Python is a popular programming used for everything from scripting routine tasks to building websites and performing complex data analysis. While you can accomplish a lot with command line tools, some tasks are better suited to graphical interfaces. You may also find yourself wanting to build a desktop front-end for an existing tool to improve

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Show HN: Rio – Modern Web Apps in Pure Python, No JavaScript/HTML/CSS Needed by Sn3llius

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Trying out Python packages with ipython and uvx by saikatsg

I figured out a really simple pattern for experimenting with new Python packages today: uvx –with llm –with sqlite-utils ipython This command will work if you have uv installed and nothing else. It uses uvx to install and run the excellent ipython Python REPL in a new, dedicated virtual environment with two additional Python libraries

ByHackTechFebruary 18, 20250Comments

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You don’t need Python to build AI products by thunderbong

“If you want to build AI products, you need to use Python.” I hear this a lot, and it’s wrong. I get why people think it- software engineers have been trained to lean into open-source tooling, and the AI ecosystem is undoubtably strongest in Python. But if you don’t already use Python, switching languages for

ByHackTechFebruary 17, 20250Comments

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Building a Python ORM from scratch in 25 minutes by aivarsk

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Show HN: Pypipe – A Python command-line tool for pipeline processing by bugen

$ echo “pypipe” | ppp “line[::2]” ppp pypipe is a Python command-line tool for pipeline processing. Demo Quick links Installation Basic usage and Examples pypipe is a code generator. Misc Installation pypipe is a single Python file and uses only the standard library. You can use it by placing pypipe.py in a directory included in

ByHackTechOctober 23, 20230Comments

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Calling Rust from Python by RebootStr

I recently watched GOTO conferences’ talk Calling Functions Across Languages by Richard Feldman. I’m afraid I have to disagree with using the term ‘language’ in this context. It’s a no-brainer to call Java from Kotlin or Scala or to call Java from Kotlin. Hence, in the rest, I’ll use ‘stack’. In the talk, the speaker

ByHackTechOctober 8, 20230Comments

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Python sub-interpreter profiling with Austin 3.6 by p403n1x87

I am delighted to announce the 3.6 release of Austin. If you haven’t heard of Austin before, it is an open-source frame stack sampler for CPython, distributed under the GPLv3 license. It can be used to obtain statistical profiling data out of a running Python application without a single line of instrumentation. This means that

ByHackTechOctober 4, 20230Comments

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IRL use cases for Python and Htmx by BiteCode_dev

There is nothing HTMX does that you couldn’t do in another way. But HTMX pairs wonderfully with traditional server side frameworks and gives you clean, correct, results quite fast. You won’t get candy crush bling level with it, but you will get something practical, which is regularly all what I need.I added it to a

ByHackTechSeptember 24, 20230Comments

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TypeScript vs. Python: A Performance Exploration in Bun and Traditional Runtimes by teixeirazeus

IntroductionBun is swiftly gaining traction in the JavaScript community. Promoted as a runtime with a keen emphasis on speed and crafted in Zig, it brings new possibilities for developers deeply rooted in the JavaScript ecosystem. Historically, I leaned towards TypeScript mainly for front-end development.However, Bun’s performance promise is making me reconsider its use for server-side

ByHackTechSeptember 16, 20231Comment

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