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@pauleveritt @davidism I believe that in many cases, writing semantic and classless HTML is good for the web and increases its accessibility. 🚀
In fact, we have just updated the Python Pescara 🐬 group landing page to Pico v2 ✨
https://pescara.python.it/
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@pauleveritt @davidism I believe that in many cases, writing semantic and classless HTML is good for the web and increases its accessibility. 🚀
In fact, we have just updated the Python Pescara 🐬 group landing page to Pico v2 ✨
https://pescara.python.it/
#pico #css #html #web #semantic #classless #python #pescara -
@pauleveritt @davidism I believe that in many cases, writing semantic and classless HTML is good for the web and increases its accessibility. 🚀
In fact, we have just updated the Python Pescara 🐬 group landing page to Pico v2 ✨
https://pescara.python.it/
#pico #css #html #web #semantic #classless #python #pescara -
@pauleveritt @davidism I believe that in many cases, writing semantic and classless HTML is good for the web and increases its accessibility. 🚀
In fact, we have just updated the Python Pescara 🐬 group landing page to Pico v2 ✨
https://pescara.python.it/
#pico #css #html #web #semantic #classless #python #pescara -
@pauleveritt @davidism I believe that in many cases, writing semantic and classless HTML is good for the web and increases its accessibility. 🚀
In fact, we have just updated the Python Pescara 🐬 group landing page to Pico v2 ✨
https://pescara.python.it/
#pico #css #html #web #semantic #classless #python #pescara -
As a new arrival (today!) I should introduce myself. I have been involved in #archaeology in one way or another (volunteer, undergrad, cheerleader, postgrad, commercial digger, and academic) since I was 16. Since 2002 I’ve worked in #Nokalakevi, #Georgia, co-directing an excavation with colleagues based in #Tbilisi; my PhD (#InvisibleDiggers) was a study of #UK commercial archaeology; and since 2015 I’ve been involved in research on the mental health/ wellbeing benefits of archaeology #AMPHORA
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It was a fun combo-conference in Finland recently! PloneConf and PyCon Finland 👏
Released by CultRepo in August 2025, watch the documentary for free on YouTube 🎬 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfH4QL4VqJ0
#opensource #python #guidovanrossum #zope #historyofplone #historyofpython #historyofzope #pauleveritt #jimfulton #digitalcreations #zoteroplone
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Don’t know if #TrowelThursday is a thing, but saw a toot and loved it. Years ago I found a letter, written in 1808 by #Cunnington, which has the first reference to a “mason’s #trowel” in #archaeology (https://reader.exacteditions.com/issues/53767/page/41?term=invisible+pioneers). Still some of my favourite research, because trowels are TOTEMIC! It’s also why I’m proud of my own trowel - a gift from my father-in-law who seriously upgraded it! Forget Golden #Marshalltown meet Carbon Fibre #WHS :-)
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Do you have burning questions about the current state of #Python and all of the goodies being released in #python313? 🐍
Join me, @trallard, @ambv and @pauleveritt TODAY at 17:00 CEST as we discuss this and more! 🎉
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Going to be discussing the results of the latest Django developer survey in a livestream with @sabderemane @pauleveritt!
https://www.youtube.com/live/2at9FtNncbc?si=WJ4Bqe3FIRXaJvOx
Hope to see you there 💚
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Learnt about t-strings from @davepeck and @pauleveritt at #FlaskCon-
the formatting is the exact same as f-strings, but the return type is a Template object with a mix of strings and interpolated values. -
Next up at FlaskCon is Nicholas Tollervey @ntoll & Paul Everitt @pauleveritt with "Let's PyScript: Flask frontends in Python!". Join us in room 317! #PyConUS #FlaskCon
Live coding a Quart and PyScript app, deploying it, and then doing a Q&A using it is an ambition talk plan. 🤞
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Next up at FlaskCon is Dave Peck @davepeck & Paul Everitt @pauleveritt with "Python’s New Template Strings — And Flask". Join us in room 317! #PyConUS #FlaskCon
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Next talk at #PyConUS is actually a talk at the conference within a conference, #FlaskCon: Python’s New Template Strings — And Flask by @pauleveritt
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A new #FirstFive with @pauleveritt discussing @vitest. It's a sneak peek at some of the style of work we're doing with @eleventy
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A new #FirstFive with @pauleveritt discussing @vitest. It's a sneak peek at some of the style of work we're doing with @eleventy
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A new #FirstFive with @pauleveritt discussing @vitest. It's a sneak peek at some of the style of work we're doing with @eleventy
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A new #FirstFive with @pauleveritt discussing @vitest. It's a sneak peek at some of the style of work we're doing with @eleventy
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A new #FirstFive with @pauleveritt discussing @vitest. It's a sneak peek at some of the style of work we're doing with @eleventy
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Alrighty #PyConUS we booked an open space today for t-string-apalooza. Meet the PEP authors, hear about the latest on tdom, and bring your freaky template string ideas.
(I have a freaky one I'm bringing about prompts.)
Room: S-3
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@sheena Here's the SDD article that got my brain lit up https://medium.com/@wasowski.jarek/stop-writing-specs-start-writing-facts-the-entire-sdd-movement-is-already-obsolete-9045f7061e26
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Full time Eleventy Weekly Update №1:
Working on `11ty/eleventy` (core) this past week, long overdue issue triage.
1️⃣ Notable improvements to custom template syntaxes and removing a few `addExtension` limitations.
2️⃣ Working on official TypeScript, MDX, and JSX template syntax pages on the docs 👀 inspired by @pauleveritt’s #11tyConf talk.
3️⃣ Closed 24 issues on `11ty/eleventy`. Total count reduced from 488 to 466. -
This morning I joined an interview at the @jetbrains booth during PyCon US 2026 🎤
It was a really interesting experience being interviewed by @wsvincent
Thanks also to Alex for the audio/video support, @pauleveritt for the “security service” during the interview 😄, and Kristel for the assistance around the booth ✨
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As a new arrival (today!) I should introduce myself. I have been involved in #archaeology in one way or another (volunteer, undergrad, cheerleader, postgrad, commercial digger, and academic) since I was 16. Since 2002 I’ve worked in #Nokalakevi, #Georgia, co-directing an excavation with colleagues based in #Tbilisi; my PhD (#InvisibleDiggers) was a study of #UK commercial archaeology; and since 2015 I’ve been involved in research on the mental health/ wellbeing benefits of archaeology #AMPHORA
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As a new arrival (today!) I should introduce myself. I have been involved in #archaeology in one way or another (volunteer, undergrad, cheerleader, postgrad, commercial digger, and academic) since I was 16. Since 2002 I’ve worked in #Nokalakevi, #Georgia, co-directing an excavation with colleagues based in #Tbilisi; my PhD (#InvisibleDiggers) was a study of #UK commercial archaeology; and since 2015 I’ve been involved in research on the mental health/ wellbeing benefits of archaeology #AMPHORA
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As a new arrival (today!) I should introduce myself. I have been involved in #archaeology in one way or another (volunteer, undergrad, cheerleader, postgrad, commercial digger, and academic) since I was 16. Since 2002 I’ve worked in #Nokalakevi, #Georgia, co-directing an excavation with colleagues based in #Tbilisi; my PhD (#InvisibleDiggers) was a study of #UK commercial archaeology; and since 2015 I’ve been involved in research on the mental health/ wellbeing benefits of archaeology #AMPHORA
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A few weeks ago I was invited by DeepLearning.AI to give a talk at their AI Dev 26 conference, as kind of a follow-on from the Spec Driven Development course. What a wonderful event brought to us by wonderful people.
It was a different kind of talk. It's up now. I'll do some follow-on posts to unpack some of the ideas.
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Team France!
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Don’t know if #TrowelThursday is a thing, but saw a toot and loved it. Years ago I found a letter, written in 1808 by #Cunnington, which has the first reference to a “mason’s #trowel” in #archaeology (https://reader.exacteditions.com/issues/53767/page/41?term=invisible+pioneers). Still some of my favourite research, because trowels are TOTEMIC! It’s also why I’m proud of my own trowel - a gift from my father-in-law who seriously upgraded it! Forget Golden #Marshalltown meet Carbon Fibre #WHS :-)
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Don’t know if #TrowelThursday is a thing, but saw a toot and loved it. Years ago I found a letter, written in 1808 by #Cunnington, which has the first reference to a “mason’s #trowel” in #archaeology (https://reader.exacteditions.com/issues/53767/page/41?term=invisible+pioneers). Still some of my favourite research, because trowels are TOTEMIC! It’s also why I’m proud of my own trowel - a gift from my father-in-law who seriously upgraded it! Forget Golden #Marshalltown meet Carbon Fibre #WHS :-)