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Many people are using Gunicorn (or uWSGI), but don’t really know what they actually do. You take it as a given, and just hope that your web app will work as expected when you deploy it. via Pocket

Today we are going to build a Python 3 ChatBot API and web interface. ChatBots are challenging to build because there are an infinite number of inputs. Because of that, a ChatBot that can consistently come up with good answers needs immense knowledge. via Pocket

This is a collection of patterns which we have found occurring commonly with Django. All of these either make collaboration easier, coding simpler or code more maintainable. None of them are design patterns in the sense of GoF design patterns. via Pocket

With the advent of Python 3 the way we’re hearing a lot of buzz about “async” and “concurrency”, one might simply assume that Python recently introduced these concepts/capabilities. But that would be quite far from the truth. via Pocket

Like C++, a class can be derived from more than one base classes in Python. This is called multiple inheritance. In multiple inheritance, the features of all the base classes are inherited into the derived class. The syntax for multiple inheritance is similar to single inheritance. via Pocket

This article can also be found on my blog maked. via Pocket

Before getting into the ‘How to’ part of our article, I wanted you to understand the difference between concurrency and parallelism. You might think, ‘Dude, why are you talking about that now?’. via Pocket

I am using flask-auth, which provides some helper decorators. I've added all the various methods below, but the question I want to ask is how to catch any issues thrown by the authorized_handler decorator. It's a general question about decorators, but I thought a real example might help. via Pocket