PyCon.DE 2018 Part 1: Scalable Scientific Computing using Dask
In Part 1 of the PyCon.DE 2018 series, we show how to avoid the limitation (only using the main memory of a single machine and most of the time also only a s...
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Meet blueyonder.ai @ EuroSciPy & SRECon 2018
A group of Blue Yonder data scientists and engineers will be at the EuroSciPy 2018 in Trento, Italy from August 28th to September 1st as well as at the SREC...
PyCon.DE Part 4: Observing applications with Sentry and Prometheus
In Part 4 of our PyCon.DE series we´ll demonstrate how to observe your applications with Sentry and Prometheus. If you have services running in production, s...
PyCon.DE Part 3: Connecting Python to Big Data Landscapes using Arrow and Parquet
At last year´s PyCon.DE, from October 25th till 27th, Blue Yonder held several interesting talks around Python. In case you missed out the event, we would li...
PyCon.DE Part 2: The Snake in the Tar Pit - Complex Systems with Python
The Zen of Python motivates us to build software that is easy to maintain and to extend. In reality however, we often end up with systems that are quite the ...
PyCon.DE Part 1: Turbodbc - Turbocharged database access for data scientists
At last year´s PyCon.DE, from October 25th till 27th, Blue Yonder held several interesting talks around Python. In case you missed out the event, we would li...
Open text files in legacy Python
At a first glance, opening files in Python is easy. All you have to do is call the built-in function open() and then you start reading from the file. However...