Python

py-eol is a lightweight tool that helps you quickly determine if a Python version is expired or approaching EOL. It’s suitable for local use and can also be integrated into CI/CD for more reliable version management in projects.

Today was the final day of PyCon LT 2025, themed AI and ML Day. It featured several excellent talks by female speakers and provided new insights into data science and AI.

Today was Data Day at PyCon LT 2025, focusing on Dataframes, Databases, and Orchestration. While not deeply familiar with these areas, I was deeply impressed by several female speakers and gained a lot.

Sharing my experiences, presentation content, and thoughts on the Python community from the first day of PyCon LT 2025.

This article introduces the differences between pip and pipx, helping developers choose the right tool to manage Python packages and command-line tools.

This article introduces the concept of Pythonic code and demonstrates through examples how to write more concise and elegant Python code, helping developers improve code quality and readability.

This article introduces the important aspects to consider when publishing a Python project on GitHub, including project structure, dependency management, and version control.

Explains the behavior of pip install commands with different versioning schemes, including how to handle beta versions and the implications of using --upgrade with specific version numbers.