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If you’re new to Python, it can be tough to understand when, where, and how to use all its language features. This friendly guide shows you how the Python ecosystem fits together, and grounds you in the skills you need to continue your journey to being a software developer.
Inside The Well-Grounded Python Developer you will discover:
- Building modules of functionality
- Creating a well-constructed web server application
- Integrating database access into your Python applications
- Refactor and decoupling systems to help scale them
- How to think about the big picture of your application
The Well-Grounded Python Developer builds on Python skills you’ve learned in isolation and shows you how to unify them into a meaningful whole. It helps you understand the dizzying array of libraries and teaches important concepts, like modular construction, APIs, and the design of a basic web server. As you work through this practical guide, you’ll discover how all the bits of Python link up as you build and modify a typical web server application—the kind of web app that’s in high demand by modern businesses.
As a new programmer, you’re happy just to see your code run. A professional developer, on the other hand, needs to create software that runs reliably. It must be fast, maintainable, scalable, secure, well designed and documented, easy for others to update, and quick to ship. This book teaches you the skills you need to go from Python programmer to Python developer.
The Well-Grounded Python Developer shows you why Python, the world’s most popular programming language, is a fantastic tool for professional development. It guides you through the most important skills, like how to name variables, functions, and classes, how to identify and write a good API, and how to use objects. You’ll also learn how to deal with inevitable failures, how to make software that connects to the internet, core security practices, and many other professional-grade techniques.
What’s inside
- Create a web application
- Connect to a database
- Design programs to handle big tasks
Table of Contents
1 Becoming a Pythonista
2 Reaching goals
3 Using Python
4 Selecting which Python version to use
5 Closing thoughts
6 Summary
7 Part 1. Groundwork
8 That’s a good name
9 Namespaces
10 Python namespaces
11 Summary
12 The API Let’s talk
13 Function API
14 Documentation
15 Closing thoughts
16 Summary
17 The object of conversation
18 Closing thoughts
19 Summary
20 Exceptional events
21 Handling exceptions
22 Raising an exception
23 Creating your own exceptions
24 Closing thoughts
25 Summary
26 Part 2. Fieldwork
27 Sharing with the internet
28 Servers
29 Web servers
30 Flask
31 Running the web server
32 Closing thoughts
33 Summary
34 Doing it with style
35 Integrating Bootstrap
36 Helping MyBlog grow
37 Namespaces
38 Navigation
39 Application configuration
40 Flask Debug Toolbar
41 Logging information
42 Adding a favicon
43 Closing thoughts
44 Summary
45 Do I know you Authentication
46 Remembering someone
47 News flash
48 Making new friends
49 What’s next
50 Summary
51 What can you do Authorization
52 Confirming new friends
53 Resetting passwords
54 User profiles
55 Security
56 User authorization roles
57 Protecting forms
58 Closing thoughts
59 Summary
60 Persistence is good Databases
61 Accessing data
62 Database systems
63 SQLite as the database
64 SQLAlchemy
65 Modeling the database
66 Creating and using the database
67 Closing thoughts
68 Summary
69 I’ve got something to say
70 Change of direction
71 Content Blueprint
72 Displaying and creating posts
73 Creating posts
74 Displaying and editing a post
75 Content to comment hierarchy
76 Creating comments
77 Notifying users
78 Handling site errors
79 Closing thoughts
80 Summary
81 Are we there yet
82 Debugging
83 Tools
84 OS environments
85 Cloud computing
86 Networking
87 Collaboration
88 Closing thoughts
89 Summary
90 Your development environment
91 Python virtual environment
92 Setting up Visual Studio Code
93 Some advice
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