Python

Python dependency management is not a developer problem. It is a team productivity problem that shows up as slow CI, painful on-boarding, and a different tool in every repository.

Your Python tools need persistence. Here's how to add it without spinning up a database server, using TinyDB, a zero-dependency document store that lives in a single JSON file.

If you've written a decorator before, you know the syntax. But let's slow down and look at what Python is actually doing, because that mental model is the key to understanding parametrized decorators later.

A keyboard-driven disk usage analyzer in Python, built with Textual - because ncdu is great, but building your own is better.

You push your code. Your teammate pulls it. Nothing works. GitHub Actions fixes that with a single YAML file - automatic tests, linting, and type checks on every push, no extra tools required. Here's how to set it up for your Python project.