Python Virtual Environments Paradise
In this article, I will explain why Python Virtual Environments are so cool when you know how to use them properly. I will also show you how to use them the right way.
In this article, I will explain why Python Virtual Environments are so cool when you know how to use them properly. I will also show you how to use them the right way.
W1203
is importantIf you have been using pylint tool to check the format of your Python code you may have encounterd the rule W1203: logging-fstring-interpolation
but you didn't really understand why it's important.
The warning looks like :
path/to/my/file.py:37:4: W1203: Use lazy % formatting in logging functions (logging-fstring-interpolation)
It appears when you are using the Python logging
library. On the pylint documentation about this rule it is said that you shouldn't use f-string
formated strings.
First of all I'm not a web engineer and I hate web development. There are too many framework to work with (ReactJS, Angular, jquery, ...). Javascript asynchronous system is a pain to manage at large scale. And dependencies maintainability is too much for me (yes, I'm talking about you npm
). I'm not a web designer either so HTML/CSS are the enemy (mostly because I don't know how to use them at their full potentials).
This is pretty much why I quit web development in the first place and became a SysOps engineer.