Defying airflow to Amazon ECS
This was a big writeup of my five days of struggling to deploy airflow to Amazon ECS. May you not have as many difficulties as I did?
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This was a big writeup of my five days of struggling to deploy airflow to Amazon ECS. May you not have as many difficulties as I did?
Something that impressed me this last week is the buzz surrounding a new Python framework called Polars. It has been touted as the successor to Pandas, boasting a better API and significantly faster performance. Plus, it’s written in Rust, which always draws attention nowadays
I have a few things I’ve seen across companies and projects that I’ve seen working with Python that are annoying, hard to maintain, and are antiquated. Lets jump right in
For anyone that has been either living under a programming rock or honestly has stuff to do outside of python development, you may not have heard about Pydantic.
UV fixes a lot of common headaches for Python developers. It helps you ditch old habits like requirements.txt (which was never really meant to be a standard) and the hassle of activating virtual environments. With UV, your projects become cleaner, more reliable, and a lot more fun to work with.