WebRTC and Sans IO with Martin Algesten
episode 16 — WebRTC and Sans IO with Martin Algesten.
We sit down with Rust developer Martin Algesten for a deep dive into WebRTC and the Sans IO approach to protocol design. Martin traces the surprising origins of WebRTC, explains why real time media over UDP is both powerful and painfully comple…
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Programming for Fun with David Beazley
We have an entertaining and wide-ranging discussion with prominent computer scientist and educator David Beazley, known for his many contributions to the Python community. We talk about why programming is fun, and how he has created his memorable conference talks and innovative programming classes…
#472: State of Flask and Pallets in 2024
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#362 You can deprecate a global variable?
Topics covered in this episode:
Habits of great software engineers
Flask 3.0
Build Conway's Game of Life With Python
polars business
Extras
Joke
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Making The Sans I/O Ideal A Reality For The Websockets Library
Summary
Working with network protocols is a common need for software projects, particularly in the current age of the internet. As a result, there are a multitude of libraries that provide interfaces to the various protocols. The problem is that implementing a network protocol properly and handli…
#316: Flask 2.0
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#221 Pattern matching and accepting change in Python with Brett Cannon
Topics covered in this episode:
Keeping up with Rich
12 requests per second
Python Launcher for Unix reaches RC (probably 😉)
Build a text editor with Python and curses
Pattern matching and accepting change in Python
A Quick Intro to Structural Pattern Matching in Python
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The Past, Present, and Future of Twisted with Moshe Zadka
Summary
Twisted is one of the earliest frameworks for developing asynchronous applications in Python and it has yet to fulfill its original purpose. It can be used to build network servers that integrate a multitude of protocols, increase the performance of your I/O bound applications, serve as t…
uReq with Martin Algesten
episode 30: uReq with Martin Algesten.
In this episode, we take a deep dive into uReq: why it was created, its history and origin, a high level overview, and explore in depth its protocols and implementation details.
Learn more:
https://github.com/algesten/ureq — A simple, safe HTTP client
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