Core Python 3: Organizing Larger Programs

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Robert Smallshire

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01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:45

02 - Prerequisites.mp4

03:36

03 - Introduction to Packages.mp4

02:20

04 - Locating Modules.mp4

03:34

05 - Summary.mp4

00:41

06 - Creating Packages.mp4

05:24

07 - Creating a Subpackage.mp4

05:50

08 - Relative Imports.mp4

04:40

09 - Using all.mp4

03:26

10 - Namespace Packages.mp4

03:23

11 - Executable Directories.mp4

03:06

12 - Executable Zip Files.mp4

00:56

13 - Executable Packages.mp4

03:39

14 - Python Project Structure.mp4

04:31

15 - A Concrete Example - demo reader.mp4

01:07

16 - Implementing Plugins with Namespace Packages.mp4

04:35

17 - Implementing Plugins with setuptools.mp4

03:55

18 - Source Distributions.mp4

02:21

19 - Built Distributions.mp4

02:10

20 - Uploading Packages to a Package Server.mp4

03:17

21 - Summary.mp4

01:09

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Description

This course is an introduction to features of the Python language which will help you structure your code once your needs move beyond a few Python modules. You'll learn where to start plus the patterns you should follow to grow your Python projects.

What You'll Learn?

As your Python programs grow, or you contribute to existing, larger Python-based systems, you'll need some techniques to help you manage the inevitable growth of complexity. In this course, Core Python 3: Organizing Larger Programs, you’ll learn foundational knowledge to structure your Python programs to facilitate their growth and maintenance. First, you'll learn how to implement packages. Next, you'll discover namespace and executable packages. Finally, you'll explore a structure for your projects that support everything from code to tests to documentation. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Python program organization needed to grow and nurture your Python projects.

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Robert Smallshire

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Robert Smallshire is a founder of Sixty North, a software product and consulting business in Norway. Robert has worked in senior architecture and technical management roles for software companies in the energy sector processing the masses of information flowing from today's digital oil fields. He has designed, and implemented effective architectures for sophisticated scientific and enterprise software in Python, C++, and C#. Robert is a regular speaker at conferences, meetups and corporate software events where he can be found speaking about topics as diverse as behavioral microeconomics in software development to implementing web services on 8-bit microcontrollers. He is organizer of the Oslo Python group and holds a Ph.D. in a natural science.

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