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Asyncio, You are a complex beast...

Posted on Sun 05 August 2018 in Posts • Tagged with asyncio, python, pythonTipOfTheDay, asyncawait

Learning asyncio


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Python Tip of the Day - Merging Dicts

Posted on Fri 03 August 2018 in Posts • Tagged with python, pythonTipOfTheDay

Python Tip of the Day - Merging Two Dicts


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Code Quality Challenge #1 - Test Coverage

Posted on Wed 01 August 2018 in Posts • Tagged with testing, coverage, cqc, quality

CQC #1 - Exploring Test Coverage


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Code Quality Challenge #0 - Getting Started

Posted on Wed 01 August 2018 in Posts • Tagged with quality, refactoring, cqc

Let's do a quality challenge to find some quick wins.


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F-Strings Are F'ing Cool

Posted on Thu 12 July 2018 in Posts • Tagged with python, pythonTipOfTheDay, fstrings

Python 3.6 introduced a new way to format strings. They're really f-ing cool. Let's see why.


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Shell Tip Of the Day - Interactively Deleting Docker Images

Posted on Fri 08 June 2018 in Posts • Tagged with bash, shell, shellTipOfTheDay, git

Shell Tip Of the Day - Interactively deleting Docker images with Bash's select statement


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Shell Tip Of the Day - Selecting untracked files

Posted on Fri 01 June 2018 in Posts • Tagged with bash, shell, shellTipOfTheDay, git

Shell Tip Of the Day - Selecting untracked files


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The 2018 Vancouver Polyglot Unconference

Posted on Sat 26 May 2018 in Posts • Tagged with polyglotconf, conferences, learning

I got to go back yet again for the 7th Annual Polyglot Unconference in Vancouver. Let's recap.


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DevopsDays YYJ - Year One

Posted on Fri 25 May 2018 in Posts • Tagged with devops, conferences, learning

I was fortunate enough to attend the inaugural DevOps Days Victoria. Let's recap what I saw.


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Pull Requests & Code Review

Posted on Sat 12 May 2018 in Posts • Tagged with code review, pull request

A couple links related to pull requests and reviewing them, and things to do and/or avoid.


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