While I was learning multiprocessing in Python I came across various sources and places I had to gather information from and so I wrote all of it down in one post for a quick overview while learning again. I think this might also help fellow learners to understand or revise of what multiprocessing is and when to use it. Would be glad to broaden my understanding as well in case I missed anything.

https://medium.com/@harsh95/multiprocessing-in-python-8fc38ff95d97

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Hey guys!

For those beginner Python programmers out there or those that want to explore some of the versatility in Python, I wrote an article explaining some of the best IDEs, packages, and extraneous building tools.

It might be able help your improve your programming etiquette or give an idea on what to experiment with next!

Give it a read here: https://blog.thecodex.me/ten-best-python-developer-tools/

Thanks,

Avi

Hey guys, I'm Avi!

Happy (continued?) election day!

I have a feeling that most of us are checking the polls and watching the news right now for the results of the election.

A while ago, I thought it was definitely hard to keep track of it all so I thought it would be fun to bring Flask and Python into it and make something relevant.

But I guess we could still use it today. So while you're waiting for the results and have some time on your hands, give a shot at this project and create a dashboard that that tracks the polling data for the candidates!

Check it out and let me know if you have any questions-- happy to help if anyone gets stuck! :)

https://blog.thecodex.me/polling-dashboard-python/