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#ApacheNiFi is a remarkably convenient and versatile tool for managing real-time data streams. With the introduction of this new #Python extension, it will unlock even more possibilities and use-cases. Feel free to reach out if you need support with your setup or implementation. #NiFi #RealTime #DataIntegration #Python

* Intrigued by 🐍 python walrus operator, and how it makes code faster and more concise, by doing both assignment operator and expression at the same time, yet can be difficult to understand sometimes too. * On the other hand, in python certain values are considered False in a boolean context These include None, 0 (int, float), and empty sequences/collections often termed “falsy” values. Luckily I got hit by both and hence got a chance to work and understand them. https://lnkd.in/d8j3j7-f #apacheiceberg #lakehouse #opensource

📦 Py2Exe Extractor Package: We have released the Py2Exe Extractor package for all licenses of Cerbero Suite. py2exe is a Python package that converts Python scripts into executable Windows programs. The tool packages Python bytecode and the necessary libraries into a single executable file, eliminating the need for a Python interpreter to be installed on the client machine. py2exe works by analyzing the imported modules in the Python script and includes them along with a Python interpreter as a part of the generated executable. The extractor supports all versions of py2exe and automatically identifies py2exe generated executables.

New Post: How to Install Python3 (3.12.1) on RHEL6 - https://lnkd.in/eEZyf5hB - Note: The procedure was fully tested on Python 3.12.1 RHEL6 and CentOS6 (June 2024) A large number of operating system applications require Python. Out of the box, Red Hat 6 versions only support Python2.6, and Red Hat 7 versions only support Python2.7. Both of these versions are deprecated as of...

Hi #Everyone, Exciting News! I'm thrilled to announce that I've published my package: PyThreadKiller on both PyPi and GitHub. Why did I develop this package? Many people, including myself, have struggled with the question of how to kill a thread in Python. I wanted a solution that didn't rely on threading.Event(). Is there a way to forcibly kill a thread in python? https://lnkd.in/dZmPA5jX Is there any way to kill a thread? https://lnkd.in/dJZMAXve What is PyPi? PyPi (Python Package Index) is the official third-party package repository for the Python programming language. It's a central hub for hosting and distributing software packages, making it easier for Python developers to find and install the necessary tools. How to Install: You can install PyThreadKiller using pip: pip install PyThreadKiller Why PyThreadKiller? This package allows developers and testers to kill a thread immediately without using threading Event. Additionally, if you prefer not to kill the thread, you can still retrieve the output from the thread-triggered function. Links: 1. PyPi: https://lnkd.in/dNVQse5q 2. GitHub: https://lnkd.in/d-XfCc-c For examples and usage instructions, please check out the https://lnkd.in/dEtjBaGV file in the GitHub repository. Thanks, happy coding!

New python polars release. Interesting changes since last week. - Zero-copy interchange between numpy/ polars. - Downloading parquet files in `scan_parquet` can be an order of magnitude faster now. - Stable plugins! The plugins are now versioned and we intent to support the current ABI version for years to come! - We use jemalloc on all unix architectures (most notably macOS), seeing ~20% performance improvement over the default allocator. - Struct to json expression - Python 3.12 support - Faster cov/corr functions (more speedups are coming) - scan_parquet does support reading from the web (http(s)://) Oh, and last but not least (this one is not done by us). Polars is support is merged upstream at scikit-learn! https://lnkd.in/eWrwvVEj See all changes: https://lnkd.in/e9gnXNyp https://lnkd.in/eT5YFMBQ

Devploit V3.1 is derived from Github repository devploit v 1.1 https://lnkd.in/dPT6k8Jp Devploit V3.1 is recoded for usage with python specific to version 3.7.3 Sytanx may change if you try using it with other versions of python. Required libraries : urllib, urllib.request, sys, os, json, datetime, time About: This is collection of API requests which are publically available with limited usage policy. usage: Clone https://lnkd.in/dTU8aeJe or Download the zip and extract anywhere Using terminal navigate to the download folder or git folder. $ python Devploit.py -- Will open this APP with menus Choose you option and start using.

When you work with multiple Python versions, you might need to have them installed on your machine. Instead of doing it manually, you can use "pyenv" to do the heavy lifting here. Here is a tutorial on how to install it. - https://lnkd.in/d2XgJX24 P.S. For Windows use this: https://lnkd.in/dQrGMGwA

Python a brief introduction to Django Source code for this post is available in this github repo: https://lnkd.in/dCFddrem

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