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Python Software Foundation
La Python Software Foundation (PSF) es una organización sin fines de lucro creada el 6 de marzo de 2001 dedicada al lenguaje de programación Python. La misión de la fundación es fomentar el desarrollo de la comunidad Python. Es responsable de varios procesos dentro de la comunidad, como el desarrollo de Python, la administración de los derechos intelectuales y de obtener fondos.
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Python 3.9 quebra 150 pacotes do Fedora
Python 3.9 quebra 150 pacotes do Fedora
A Python Software Foundation lançou o segundo release candidate (RC) do Python 3.9. Por isso, está alertando os usuários para ficarem atentos aos avisos à medida que diminui a compatibilidade com versões anteriores para Python 2.7 sem suporte. Então, veja o que há de novo na linguagem de programação Python 3.9 RC2 que, infelizmente, quebra mais de 150 pacotes do Fedora e, consequentemente, da Red…
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Python Software Foundation anuncia a data final do suporte ao Python 2
Python Software Foundation anuncia a data final do suporte ao Python 2
Desde o lançamento do Python 3.0, a Python Software Foundation começou a fazer recomendações aos desenvolvedores para abandonar as versões anteriores da linguagem de programação. A ordem é usar a versão mais recente. Assim, a Python Software Foundation anuncia a data final do suporte ao Python 2.
Sunsetting Python 2 – January 1, 2020, will be the day that Python 2 is sunsetted. That means that…
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Concluding Thoughts
Had a great journey this summer with Tryton. Really loved contributing to open source properly. Contributing these many days has made me happy. Happy for being able to give back to what I use. Thankful that I stumbled upon PyCon’s videos. Going through them is really fun. Hoping to contribute in python next time. :)
As for Tryton, Sergi and Cédric were always there with their quick responses on the IRC. Sergi’s replies sometimes made me smile instantly :D I wish I could understand the Spanish videos at the Tryton YouTube channel. I am planning to learn Spanish basics now xD After an entire day with code, human connection felt like a bliss.
Code Review #27421002 is where my work can be checked. This link will always have a special place in my heart.
To infinity and beyond. adiós!
Nearing Completion
Well yes, I recently made my (hopefully) final commit to the repo. With everything going as per the plan, I am really happy to strike out the items to be done in my workflowy list.
Last two weeks’ work enables one to select predefined exports to be navigated and selected from mouse and key presses. CSV is being properly generated for the selected records. Submitted a PR adding custom quote character support for PapaParse’s unparse method.
Removed the open/save option from the export dialog as the generated export file is being sent to the browser to handle.
Few methods left
Well yes, according to my Trello board, I am just a couple of methods away from completely porting the Import/Export feature from Python (GTK) to JavaScript (sao). The journey now feels rewarding, especially since I just learnt that GNU Health uses Tryton as their framework too.
There has been no problem as such since last two weeks. Made the predefined exports be used, created, saved and removed. Can now get the records selected in the tab and could fetch the relevant data from the ‘export_data’ RPC call. Got confidence in making the RPC calls in general.
Feeling comfortable around promises. Now I smile at the times when the folks at my college club would use promise for every concurrency issue, and I would be staring at them poker-faced.
Would soon move into writing the tests for the feature, something I am waiting eagerly for. Have a nice weekend.