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Learn how to deploy Celery with RabbitMQ in separate containers using Docker Compose
Ytmdl Web will now have ads in order to sustain the server costs and other expenses
Add automated tests for your python apps repo by leveraging GitHub Actions
Rebuilt my personal blogging site using NuxtJS in order to improve performance and SEO
Version 2 of Ytmdl Web release post describing all the features of the new version along with some more details
Best practices related to caching the dynamically loading pages in order to get improved performance
How to use python's built in function to get matches filtered based on the similarity of the entities
How to get all the tables present in the join from an SQLAlchemy session query join statement
How repostatus calculates the happiness status of a repository by using Python and AI
How to add autocomplete to your commandline apps for Linux by writing completion files for shell
How I created a blog by building an API with Python and a webapp with VueJS and tackled meta related problems
How to allow bots from sites like Twitter to easily crawl your dynamically rendered page
How to use MongoDB as your database with your free Heroku account by using mLab at no cost
Using spotify from the commandline using ncmpcpp and Mopidy which is a fork of mpd
How to start scraping the web in Python, what tools to use, what's the approach and how to build strong apps based on it. I explain the approach I use when trying to scrap webpages
Here I explain how to use Heroku and AWS s3 to imitate a server to work with your static page
My first ever Mechanical Keyboard, a Akko 3068, was delivered to me a few days ago, my experience of using it
Move away from Disqus
Some tips to make your page better
How to write and use progressbars in Python apps and keep them responsive at the same time
A telegram bot that automatically sends messages when a new commit is made to a repository on Bitbucket
By using github pages, heroku and aws s3 for static files, all of which are free
How I ended up being who I am today
My experience with people who steal things from Github and calls them theirs.