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I wrote up my #PyconUS 2026 experience: https://blog.pamelafox.org/2026/05/pycon-2026-reflections.html
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@paulzuradzki/116592171081278322
Super fun improv time at #PyconUS today!
Here are the games we played:
https://github.com/pamelafox/improvlists/blob/master/setlists/Setlist:-Intro-to-Improv.md -
Just presented at EduSummit #PyConUS
"Your slides, but faster:
Building an AI-powered presentation workflow"https://pamelafox.github.io/ai-powered-presentation-workflow/
Tips: Use RevealJS, ASCII mockups, audits, agent skills -
@pamelafox 's prez about slides with agents at #pyconus was compelling as always
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Slides from my #PyBay2025 talk:
"Just because AI can write your tests...should it?"
https://pamelafox.github.io/my-py-talks/ai-assisted-testing-pybay -
Slides from my #PyBay2025 talk:
"Just because AI can write your tests...should it?"
https://pamelafox.github.io/my-py-talks/ai-assisted-testing-pybay -
Slides from my #PyBay2025 talk:
"Just because AI can write your tests...should it?"
https://pamelafox.github.io/my-py-talks/ai-assisted-testing-pybay -
I turned my #pycon2025 poster about vector embeddings into a blog post:
https://blog.pamelafox.org/2025/05/a-visual-exploration-of-vector.html -
Getting ready for my 2pm talk at #FlaskCon: Testing Flask and Quart Apps with Playwright
Room 317, come on by!!
https://pamelafox.github.io/my-py-talks/testing-apps-playwright/ -
@pamelafox Black 25.1 made mostly similar changes to @pillow, plus adding a few trailing commas and trimming some whitespace from a docstring:
https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/pull/8729/commits/955d678ca201fd530027d90626f91aad07c64f0e
Smaller projects (that I've checked so far) had no change.
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@pamelafox Black 25.1 made mostly similar changes to @pillow, plus adding a few trailing commas and trimming some whitespace from a docstring:
https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/pull/8729/commits/955d678ca201fd530027d90626f91aad07c64f0e
Smaller projects (that I've checked so far) had no change.
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@pamelafox Black 25.1 made mostly similar changes to @pillow, plus adding a few trailing commas and trimming some whitespace from a docstring:
https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/pull/8729/commits/955d678ca201fd530027d90626f91aad07c64f0e
Smaller projects (that I've checked so far) had no change.
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@pamelafox Black 25.1 made mostly similar changes to @pillow, plus adding a few trailing commas and trimming some whitespace from a docstring:
https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/pull/8729/commits/955d678ca201fd530027d90626f91aad07c64f0e
Smaller projects (that I've checked so far) had no change.
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@pamelafox Black 25.1 made mostly similar changes to @pillow, plus adding a few trailing commas and trimming some whitespace from a docstring:
https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/pull/8729/commits/955d678ca201fd530027d90626f91aad07c64f0e
Smaller projects (that I've checked so far) had no change.
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@pamelafox @charliermarsh gives me something to blog about at least 😜 #SummerProject
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@pamelafox I wrote "coroutine" 469 times in Fluent Python Second Edition.
The main chapter about asynchronous programming is framework-agnostic.
The examples use #asyncio, #FastAPI, and #curio, to show that `async/await` are not tied to a specific runtime event loop or library.
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/fluent-python-2nd/9781492056348/
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@pamelafox Wow, that's an interesting troubleshooting journey! 🔍🐳 It's amazing how a simple 'docker system prune' can work wonders and resolve the issue. Thanks for sharing your experience! #DockerTroubleshooting #TechFixes #sarcasm #punintended
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@pamelafox Wow, that's an interesting troubleshooting journey! 🔍🐳 It's amazing how a simple 'docker system prune' can work wonders and resolve the issue. Thanks for sharing your experience! #DockerTroubleshooting #TechFixes #sarcasm #punintended
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@pamelafox Wow, that's an interesting troubleshooting journey! 🔍🐳 It's amazing how a simple 'docker system prune' can work wonders and resolve the issue. Thanks for sharing your experience! #DockerTroubleshooting #TechFixes #sarcasm #punintended
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@pamelafox Wow, that's an interesting troubleshooting journey! 🔍🐳 It's amazing how a simple 'docker system prune' can work wonders and resolve the issue. Thanks for sharing your experience! #DockerTroubleshooting #TechFixes #sarcasm #punintended
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@pamelafox Wow, that's an interesting troubleshooting journey! 🔍🐳 It's amazing how a simple 'docker system prune' can work wonders and resolve the issue. Thanks for sharing your experience! #DockerTroubleshooting #TechFixes #sarcasm #punintended
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@pamelafox @simon As a non-native English speaker, I really do appreciate tools like this. #DeepLWrite has been tremendously useful for me (although I'm not sure if it necessarily fits under the LLM umbrella).
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I talked about using Bicep (infrastructure-as-code) to deploy PostgreSQL servers to Azure at #CitusCon today. Slides @ https://pamelafox.github.io/my-py-talks/postgres-bicep/
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Just presented "1-click deploys of Python Web Apps to Azure" at Python Web Conf. Thanks to attendees for great engagement and questions!
Slides @ https://pamelafox.github.io/my-py-talks/iac-deploys/
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My latest sample uses #PythonFlask with Flask Blueprints, Flask-SQLAlchemy with PostgreSQL, pytest, ruff, black, pre-commit, Github actions, plus Docker for local dev and deployment to Azure Container Apps.
Code @
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I gave a workshop today about containerizing #PythonFlask web apps, both for local development and deployment.
My first time teaching containers! As usual, teaching is helping me to understand #Docker better.
https://pamelafox.github.io/my-py-talks/containers-workshop/
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This "#reloader" functionality is common with web frameworks/servers, but I'm not sure how well it would work in the context of a long-running #process. If some of my code has an instance of a class in a module that gets reloaded, and the class definition changes ... what then?
I can't really think of a sensible enough way for it to work for it to be useful.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@pamelafox/116602859363078812
Thank you Pamela for helping spread the word about DjangoCon US 2026!
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@com @avolkov @morgaelyn @pamelafox I use a unique virtual environment for each Python project and use `pip freeze > requirements.txt` inside that venv to commit the dependencies. Am I missing anything compared to this `pip-tools compile`? 🤔