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Ich widme mich in dieser Artikelserie den Erfahrungen mit meinem #Steckersolargerät.

Mit einem zweiten #Python-Skript sollte der #RaspberryPi täglich ein Balkendiagramm zur #Solarstrom-Produktion erstellen und es automatisch auf #Mastodon veröffnetlichen.

Grundlage dafür war die CSV-Datei mit den Messwerten des #Wechselrichter​s. Wie ich das gemacht habe, lest ihr im Artikel.

tino-eberl.de/nutzen-kuenstlic

Doing some more playing around in #Python today by plotting the PDO Index. PDO is a long-term #weather pattern looking at sea surface temperatures in the Pacific near the West Coast and Gulf of Alaska.

This teleconnection is a useful one for seasonal forecasting in the Northwest so it's nice to have these graphs.

I might have finally found the tooling I was looking for on requirement engineering: sphix-needs, extension to the #sphinx documentation tooling from #python land.

I always disliked the idea of the big comercial ones to have a db for requirements - i wanted "requirements as code" sit next to the code, with the option to have full traceability back and forth from high level specs down to code and back...

This seems more then promising due to customization options

sphinx-needs.readthedocs.io/en

sphinx-needs.readthedocs.ioSphinx-Needs 5.1.0 documentation
Replied to pyOpenSci

Check out PyOpenSci
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Great mission:
"We make it easier for scientists to create, find, maintain, and contribute to reusable code and software." - "We run software peer review" - "We break down Python packaging pain points" - "We build community partnerships.

@pyOpenSci

pyOpenSciWelcome to pyOpenSciWe make it easier for scientists to create, find, maintain, and contribute to reusable code and software.

Doing some more playing around in #Python today by plotting the PDO Index. PDO is a long-term #weather pattern looking at sea surface temperatures near the West Coast and Gulf of Alaska. This is a useful psyyrtm for seasonal forecasting in the Northwest so it's nice to have these graphs.

Des recommandations de ressources de petits défis en #Python pour progresser ?
Au travers de certains besoins Ansible, et plus récemment par un travail sur pytest, je me plonge un peu plus dedans.
Et j'ai envie de progresser.
Merci et le repouet est chouette

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Replied to kgoetz

@kgoetz I've known it as UpperCamelCase and lowerCamelCase, although it's not surprising that people use the terms inconsistently.

I think I've heard of a package to convert identifiers between different string casings, but yeah, it's not in the standard library as far as I know

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Day 21 of #100DaysOfCode

I was inspired by a reader's comment on my #Chinese language learning blog, mandarinportal.com, to improve some code I had written to interact with #CCCEDICT. The CC-CEDICT is an open source Chinese-English dictionary, but is difficult to parse. I decided to practice #VibeCoding to convert the dictionary into an #SQL database. The solution uses #Python and #SQLite.

See the code 👇
github.com/sinocelt/100daysofc

How its going in #Python

UNMASKING PHANTOM
DEPENDENCIES
WITH SOFTWARE
BILL-OF-MATERIALS
AS ECOSYSTEM-NEUTRAL
METADATA

alpha-omega.dev/wp-content/upl

First noticed that there are dependency issues in the interview with the #pypi maintainer for the first time in 2021

thomasfricke.de/pages/fossec/

Copied the numbers from @openssf to kick off the @sovtechfund

This evolved nicely in the last years

#TIL #Python has no way to create UpperCaseCamel strings.
And #TIL saying "uppercase camel" is not as obvious or common as I thought.

Going above and beyond, the python community appear to CallThisStyle "Pascal case", while they sayThis Style is "camel case".