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David Brochart retweeted
FastAPI now has built-in OpenTelemetry support, natively 📈
No extra code needed.
See how your app behaves in production.
Go and upgrade to "fastapi[standard]" version 0.142.2 ⬆️
Read the docs: fastapi.tiangolo.com/advance…
David Brochart retweeted
xtralab has been my daily driver for software development for the past few months.
It’s JupyterLab with opinionated defaults and pre-installed extensions for working with coding agents. I use it with Claude Code, Codex, and Pi most of the time.
jtpio.github.io/xtralab
David Brochart retweeted
Congratulations to the Mojo 1.0 release @Modular! So glad to have you in our community, and seeing @clattner_llvm on stage with `pixi` in the background was definitely a highlight for us.
David Brochart retweeted
Conda packages can have extras now.
Optional dependency groups you declare and then consume, via v3 repodata. Plus when conditions and variant flags.
This should also be available on conda-forge in the near future!
📖 : pixi.prefix.dev/latest/conce…
David Brochart retweeted
Recently I have been working on an opinionated JupyterLab metapackage for coding agents, called xtralab.
It's JupyterLab with a set of extra extensions and curated defaults tailored for agentic workflows.
If folks are interested, I may do a more in-depth video walkthrough soon!
David Brochart retweeted
Our not-too-secret project allows Pixi to depend on packages built from source. Build graphs, multi-language support and more are handled transparently. Sounds great, doesn't it? Then let us finally introduce it officially! prefix.dev/blog/pixi-build
David Brochart retweeted
GeoLibre Desktop v0.7.0 is out.
This release adds a big round of data loading, identify, editing, settings, and processing improvements:
- GPX layers from URL or local file, with waypoints, tracks, and routes loaded as separate selectable layers
- Delimited text layers from URL or local file using longitude and latitude fields
- WFS layer support in the Add Data dialog
- WMS GetFeatureInfo identify support
- Inline attribute table editing
- Wider, scrollable attribute tables and identify popups
- Plugin state persistence in project files
- Whitebox toolbox backed by a managed Python sidecar (700+ geoprocessing tools)
GitHub: github.com/opengeos/GeoLibre
Website: geolibre.app
Live demo: geolibre.app/demo
#geospatial #opensource
David Brochart retweeted
I recorded a short video on Toad's shell.
If we are going to use AI in the terminal, it shouldn't replace the kind of terminal workflows devs have been using for years.
We can keep the stuff that worked from the past. While benefiting from AI.
Give Toad a try! 🐸
github.com/batrachianai/toad
David Brochart retweeted
🎉 Zarr-Python 3 is here! 🎉
- Full support for Zarr v3 spec
- Chunk-sharding for more efficient data storage
- Major performance boosts with async I/O & parallel compression
💻 pip install --upgrade zarr
Blog post: zarr.dev/blog/zarr-python-3-…
David Brochart retweeted
Textual 1.0 has been released. 🥳
Three years in the making. A TUI framework that is bigger than the terminal.
To celebrate, I want to give away some trade secrets. Because I am appalling at keeping secrets.
Tell me what you think of the diagrams...
textual.textualize.io/blog/2…
David Brochart retweeted
🐍🎧 Episode #230 of the Real Python Podcast is live: “marimo: Reactive Notebooks and Deployable Web Apps in Python” with @akshaykagrawal #python #podcast realpython.com/podcasts/rpp/…
David Brochart retweeted
Jupyter Releaser is an automation tool developed by the #Jupyter team to streamline and standardize the release process across Jupyter projects.
Check out this blog post to learn how to use it for your own projects! blog.jupyter.org/automate-yo…
David Brochart retweeted
QuantStack steps up to support @ApacheArrow with new dedicated team.
Antoine Pitrou, Apache Arrow maintainer, and core CPython developer will lead this new initiative at QuantStack.
medium.com/@QuantStack/quant…
David Brochart retweeted
Olivier Grisel (@ogrisel), maintainer of @scikit_learn, is concluding PyData Paris 2024 with his keynote "Handling predictive uncertainty in Machine Learning".
@probabl_ai
ALT Olivier Grisel on stage at PyData Paris.
David Brochart retweeted
Honored to keynote at @PyDataParis and talk about Mistral! Thankful for the demo god that the live demo worked 🥰
Sophia Yang (@sophiamyang) is kicking off the second day of PyData Paris 2024 with her keynote, presenting on how to build upon @MistralAI.
ALT Sophia Yang on stage at PyData Paris.
David Brochart retweeted
Merve Noyan (@mervenoyann), the open-sourceress from @huggingface is starting her @PyDataParis keynote!
ALT Merve Noyan on the main stage of PyData Paris.
David Brochart retweeted
Full room at PyData Paris 2024 for Iisakki Rotko's (@cr33pyguy) presentation about Solara!
ALT Iisakki Rotko on stage at PyData Paris
David Brochart retweeted
Trung Le (@trung_leduc) and Martin Renou (@martinRenou) presenting about JupyterCAD and JupyterGIS at PyData Paris 2024.
ALT Trung Le and Martin Renou on stage at PyData Paris 2024.
David Brochart retweeted
Katharine Jarmul (@kjam) kicking off PyData Paris 2024 with her keynote, "DIY personalization: when, how and why to build your own models".
ALT Katharine Jarmul on stage at PyData Paris 2024.