having knowledge is different and conveying knowledge in such a simpler way is different. I dont know how someone can be that much knowledgeable.. looking forward to learn tips on how to become proficient and how to get such deep knowledge.. Thanks alot ❤️
My code has gone too large triggering many functions and slowed down my execution time severely. I'll go through your video thoroughly and hope to master multiprocessing as it has always been a daunting task for me.
Before going that direction I would suggest you first identify the bottlenecks in your app, and whether they are CPU or I/O related. Far too often I see people going after more sophisticated techniques involving asyncio, multithreading or multiprocessing (and even, shudder, combinations thereof) to make up for code should be optimized and refactored first. A better algorithm often trumps everything else.
@@abhishekbanerjee6140 I think they were pre-lubed gateron browns, but honestly don't remember for sure - in any case I don't believe the new V2 keyboards have the same switch options anyway
@@mathbyteacademy Guess what, just got mine. Got the halo75 v2 with mint switches. Proper excited :)) Was on the lookout for a new keyboard for a while now and this just checked all my boxes.
Thank you for the video, they have really helped me. I would also like to know if you have any course which teaches on how to make production level pythons apps?
Hi, I do not have such a course no. Difficult to teach something like that properly - just takes experience, and every app you write is different and has different requirements and approaches. A lot of the videos I have in this channel in the Idiomatic Python playlist (as well as other playlists) cover a lot of the techniques I use day to day when writing code.
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Thank you!
Thank you for the video, please make another video about async and asyncio
Thank you! Waiting for your async course! :)
You're welcome!
having knowledge is different and conveying knowledge in such a simpler way is different. I dont know how someone can be that much knowledgeable..
looking forward to learn tips on how to become proficient and how to get such deep knowledge..
Thanks alot ❤️
Really great video! Async course is indeed long (async) awaited!!
I'm binge watching your videos! Please also make a tutorial about Python's popular web frameworks.
Very nice video! Explain it with detailed examples! Superb!
Glad you liked it!
My code has gone too large triggering many functions and slowed down my execution time severely. I'll go through your video thoroughly and hope to master multiprocessing as it has always been a daunting task for me.
Before going that direction I would suggest you first identify the bottlenecks in your app, and whether they are CPU or I/O related. Far too often I see people going after more sophisticated techniques involving asyncio, multithreading or multiprocessing (and even, shudder, combinations thereof) to make up for code should be optimized and refactored first. A better algorithm often trumps everything else.
Really weird question but what keyboard do you use haha. I love the typing sound.
I use a Nuphy Halo 75
@@mathbyteacademy ahh nice and which switches do you use?
@@abhishekbanerjee6140 I think they were pre-lubed gateron browns, but honestly don't remember for sure - in any case I don't believe the new V2 keyboards have the same switch options anyway
@@mathbyteacademy Guess what, just got mine. Got the halo75 v2 with mint switches. Proper excited :))
Was on the lookout for a new keyboard for a while now and this just checked all my boxes.
Thank you! Can do Multiprocessing Queues too
Thank you for the video, they have really helped me. I would also like to know if you have any course which teaches on how to make production level pythons apps?
Hi, I do not have such a course no. Difficult to teach something like that properly - just takes experience, and every app you write is different and has different requirements and approaches. A lot of the videos I have in this channel in the Idiomatic Python playlist (as well as other playlists) cover a lot of the techniques I use day to day when writing code.