This month in Python (and elsewhere): Python 3.13’s first beta has arrived, with new options you possibly can check out now (yeah!) and others you will have to compile from supply to experiment with (yikes). Layoffs strike Google—sure, once more—with inside Python devs among the many affected. And, say hiya to Streamlit, a library for many who are itching to put in writing web-based Python apps however hate writing for the net.
Prime picks for Python readers on InfoWorld
One of the best new options and fixes in Python 3.13
New JIT compiler! “No-GIL” experiments! Higher error messages! Useless batteries have been eliminated and recycled! Sure, Python 3.13 has arrived.
Google lays off Python crew
Nope, nope, positively not a company-wide layoff. Latest layoffs are simply your normal reorganization, or so Google insists.
Intro to Streamlit: Net-based Python knowledge apps made simple
Write data-backed Python apps for the net, with out writing a line of HTML, CSS, or (no, actually) JavaScript.
Why enterprises depend on JavaScript, Python, and Java
Programming for the net; programming for flexibility; programming for the enterprise—you select.
Extra good reads and Python updates elsewhere
LLM lie of the month: Gasoline makes for spicy spaghetti!
… and a extra molten kitchen.
An unbiased analysis of atmosphere administration and packaging instruments
Making sense of the Python packaging ecosystem (or trying to).
Can LLMs discover bugs in massive codebases?
Brief reply: Sure, however not properly. (Who’s shocked?)
The Second (2024) Worldwide Obfuscated Python Code Competitors
Submissions are open, so go on—present us all that code you would not dare examine in at work.
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