Edward is on the AI Platform team at Facebook, and writes and tweets about Haskell, Python, PyTorch, and programming languages in general. He often covers specific areas of a language or framework in depth with posts featuring custom illustrations and visualizations.
Victor loves to explore complex systems and hard-to-grasp ideas and explain them in a simple way. He is the author of the "Python behind the scenes" series, which is a dive into the internals of CPython, Python's interpreter.
Ines covers her work on with Python, Artificial Intelligence, and Natural Language Processing (NLP) topics. She's the cofounder of Explosion and a core developer of spaCy and Prodigy.
Armin writes about Rust and Python, and is the creator of the well-known Python API framework Flask. He also writes about systems architecture and API design.
Waylon covers many topics around Data Science, Data Engineering, Python, and growing your career as a data scientist. The blog features posts about working with Pandas, Miniconda, and other popular data science libraries in Python.
Daniel primarily blogs about Python, but also works with JavaScript and C#. He's known for his educational material on Django, and is the author of the books Two Scoops of Django.
Tobias writes about machine learning and data science in python with a specific focus on natural language processing. On this blog, he regularly shares interesting ideas and methods that came up in his day-to-day work as a freelance data scientist. One signature of the articles is, that all code needed to reproduce the examples is shown and easily accessible.
Matt Layman blogs about django and demonstrates useful techniques, strategies, tutorials, and tips. People wanting to learn more about python or django should read this blog. Impressively active since 2008, followers can expect a few sporadic posts every month.
This blog covers data projects, from Bayesian recommenders to deep learning to data mining. Vincent is a self-taught developer and data scientist, currently living in the Netherlands. He's also the fo-founder and co-chair of PyData Amsterdam.
Haki focuses on databases, web development, software design, and performance tuning.
Nikita writes about Python, engineering practices in general, and his thoughts on career development based on his role as a CTO and founder of his own company. Some of his recent posts cover higher kinded types in Python, how async in Python should've been, and why logging is harder than you think in software development.
Mike writes about the latest news and developments in the world of Python. He also regularly features Python developers with notable open source contributions and Python blogs. Mike's also written a number of books about Python if you're interested in learning the language or doing PDF processing with Python.
Krace writes about Python, Flask/Django and tech books. He also provides practical tips on improving Python knowledge. Latest articles cover topics like Django ORM, Jupyter Notebook, and building plugins with Pluggy.
Miguel is known in the Python community for his contributions to the Flask API framework and writes about Python on his blog. He's a software engineer, photographer and filmmaker, currently lives in Drogheda, Ireland.
Miguendes covers Python features, testing techniques and libraries, best practices. His blog is aimed at intermediate Python developers and students who already knows the basics and want to learn more about not so common features, best practices and libraries.
Ned writes frequently about Python, ranging from topics like unusual behaviors you might get when ordering dicts in Python to functional strategies applied to Python programming. You'll find fun articles with puzzles mixed with practical posts and articles about your developer mindset.
Python, Data Science, and Machine Learning Tutorials written by Renan Moura. There's an extensive backlog of posts for anyone looking to go deeper into Python and find practical ways to apply it in the fields of data science and machine learning.
Like the name says, Chris' blog focuses on practical Python to solve real-world business problems. He writes about working with Pandas to process Excel files and HTML, does case studies, and writes tutorials about working with Python and data visualization.
As is it says on the page, Doug's blog covers Python, OpenStack, and Open Source. He contributes to a number of prominent Python libraries and regularly posts updates on their development. Doug's perhaps best known as the creator of Python Module of the Week.
Computer Science explained simply. Skerritt explains concepts like set theory for competitive programming, designing effective peer-to-peer networks, and algorithms in Python.
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