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How to back up a Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) distribution

Regular backups are crucial for saving data and avoiding headaches. If you're dabbling in WSL, it's essential to back up your Linux distribution. With one straightforward command, you can export your entire distribution file to your Windows PC. Just ensure your distribution name is correct and add .. read more  

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Who writes Linux and open source software?

Even though some people think that Linux and Open Source software are only used by developers who love to code as a hobby, recent analysis on GitHub shows that tech giants such asAmazon,Google,Intel,Red Hat, and evenMicrosoftare among the top contributors to Open Source projects. In fact,Amazon rec.. read more  

Who writes Linux and open source software?
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Protecting the Python Trademarks

The Python Software Foundation (PSF) has created a Trademark Work Group to monitor, authorize and prohibit the use of their trademarked material, and the group welcomes members interested in helping to maintain the brand. The PSF has a liberal policy around the use of the name 'Python' and the word.. read more  

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Logging in Django

Good practice for software projects includes monitoring application logs. By default, Django logs to console, but it's essential to configure log settings dictionary to control log messages. A logger hierarchy organizes messages into lists of handling names and handlers that decide how to log mess.. read more  

Logging in Django
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How to Migrate from App Engine Python 2 to Python 3 with Minimal Risk

This article discussesa software migration journey from Python 2 to Python 3 for GQueues, a web application running on Google App Engine. The article explains how the built-in services on App Engine were removed in the second-generation runtimes, and how GQueues first migrated to Google Cloud repla.. read more  

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My Own Python Web Framework

"A newly built software tool, 'Jar,' a Python web framework that allows building small, dynamic websites without the need for frontend frameworks, has been launched by the author of this article. It offers APIs that define three function signatures for: - building pages, - rendering data, - definin.. read more  

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Why Python keeps growing, explained

Python is a popular programming language that has been around forover three decadesand continuesto grow in popularity each year. It isthe second most-used programming language on GitHub, witha growth of over 22% year over year. Its popularity is due to its productivity, supportive community, acade.. read more  

Why Python keeps growing, explained
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12 Factors: Revisiting the 1st Factor - Codebase

I’m starting this project as a way to revisit some important concepts, study a little and share some of the knowledge I’ve accumulated with my trajectory so far!

In this first phase of studies, I would like to revisit the concepts employed in the studies about the 12 factors for modern application development, inspired by the books of the legendary Martin Fowler.

This study was coordinated by developers of Heroku, a platform focused on delivering SaaS (Software as a Service) type applications.

So let’s get to know the first factor: Codebase.

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The one-and-only, must-have, eternal Go project layout

According to Rob Pike, there can't be a single way to lay out a Go project. Different project types have different needs, so a good layout should follow common sense and good practices. This article explains how to structure a Go project, from command-line tools to large application projects, while.. read more  

The one-and-only, must-have, eternal Go project layout
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The Simplicity of Single-File Golang Deployments

The author describes their experience with deployments over the past few decades, starting with manual file copying and tracking changes, moving on to deploying large Java applications with build scripts and release notes, then deploying Scala applications bundled in Docker, and finallydeploying a G.. read more  

The Simplicity of Single-File Golang Deployments