Developing for tomorrow, one dream at a time
For the second article in the series, I thought I would discuss parts of the CICD pipeline. Firstly, my predecessor (Guy Gershoni), had already set up Gitblit, Jenkins, and minio in docker stacks. He had also created 1 or 2 working examples, which I extended for production uses, and I will be discussing this. Probably […]
So I’m going to write a series of articles on how my predecessor and I have made my job of deploying new code, and even new systems for our clients a task that takes a fraction of the time compared to the days it previously took us to deploy updates to our clients systems. To […]
Now for some fun. Everything in Python, from Functions, Classes and strings are objects in Python. This means, a few fun things: They all have types, can be passed as function arguments and can have methods and properties. You can easily override functions in objects, where the function doesn’t quite work how you need/want it […]
Now that you’ve done the most basic program, everybody learns first, “Hello World”, lets look at including libraries. This is where you start to have fun. The import keyword We have already covered the path of execution of code, including libraries that are included in your program. To include a module into your project code […]
So to continue my learning I have decided to pick up Python as my next programming language. The following are my notes, on the accepted practices of writing in Python. Firstly lets examine the structure of a Python program. Firstly as with any new programming language the first thing to mention is that Python would […]