Expert Python Programming: Best practices for designing, coding, and distributing your Python software

by Tarek Ziadé

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Expert Python Programming shows how Python development should be done with best practices and expert design tips. This book is for Python developers who are already building applications, but want to build better ones by applying best practices and new development techniques to their projects. The reader is expected to have a sound background in Python programming.… (more)

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A good book, although much of what it covers are favorite 3rd party libraries, rather than techniques. There is a lot of good content, though, concerning some of the unexpected features of Python. (

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Expert Python Programming shows how Python development should be done with best practices and expert design tips. This book is for Python developers who are already building applications, but want to build better ones by applying best practices and new development techniques to their projects. The reader is expected to have a sound background in Python programming.

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