This place is mostly dead for me lately so I'll be at my new home in @cwprogram@fosstodon.org if anyone needs me.
Wrote an article talking about the current state of alternative #python implementations. Was really fun to look through them all.
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I just finished an article on setting up a local root CA using USB drives and a Yubikey for singing. Also goes over setting the root cert in trust stores and an example https setup for a local gitea instance: #security
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Finished up a writing on python compilation and evaluation in CPython. It discusses parsing, compilation, and bytecode disassembly and evaluation. Modules utilized include tokenize, ast, py_compile, dis, and marshal. #python
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Replying to @headius
As long as it goes through 5 different Jenkins pipelines
I've finished the last of my #python networking series, this time looking at HTTP. It starts with a simple server and gradually works up to http.server with features slowly added in. Hope you enjoy it!
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Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary With rebranding this should be my X anniversary which sounds like I broke up with someone. Also interesting timing given I started Mastodon yesterday.
Maybe I'm crazy but Google search results seem... lacking in the number of relevant results these days
I'll mostly keep this around to secure the name and do blog posts. If you prefer Fediverse I'll also be posting new entries there.
Finally on this Fediverse deal. Can find me here @cwprogram@mastodon.social
Nothing quite says professional business interaction like a Sponge Bob gif at the end of a marketing email
Thought of writing an article on TLS until I found this tls13.xargs.org/ and then my motivation slowly started to tank
Also pyuv was something I really looked forward to but it feels like things just stopped and there's an issue from like February asking for a new PyPi package to fix Python 3.10+ support.
I wrote an article on some of the different server types available in #python and how they work. It covers a standard server, socketserver module, multiprocessing module, and selector module.
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