Report from Moscow Python Meetup March 18

On March 18, in the Moscow office of the Mail.Ru Group, a regular meeting of the Pythonists took place - Moscow Python Meetup. Within the traditional one-day format, there were three performances, with videos and presentations of which you can now watch.



- “QuickCheck in Python: hypothesis testing and search for errors”, Alexander Shorin, Rambler & Co



There are three most difficult problems in programming: naming, caching, and going beyond the array boundary. Checking the borderline cases of code behavior is most important, but this zone is also the least testable. It is hard for a person to invent and foresee all possible situations, and sometimes we lose something. It would be great if the tests themselves found such cases in which the code falls ... Dreams? Alexander told about how to turn them into reality.

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- “iPython & Jupyter: 4 fun & profit”, Leo STLEON Thin, Rambler & Co



The report is dedicated to Jupyter Notebook. Lev described examples of its use and explained how this tool can be useful to the developer.



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- “Advanced {product_name} configuring”, Alexey Makeev, Mail.Ru Group



Alexey spoke about the organization of software configuration using configuration files and gave examples from practice. It was about how to make the code to work with the configuration of your faithful assistant.



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