Hi guys!I decided to write a book on many themes I've seen people doing wrong with Python (I previously wrote about two popular posts: Exception Handling and Logging), and there are even more topics that I can't explore in a regular post format. This week I'm going to share publicly a draft of the first chapter, about organizing Python code. From time to time I receive questions on how to name things in Python, how to organize them into modules, whether to create functions or classes and so on.(❤️ P.S. Honest feedback is highly encouraged!)There's no silver bullet that answers all these questions, but there are guidelines that can lead to a better organized and less chaotic project.I hope you enjoy!Gui
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Organize your Python code
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Hi guys!I decided to write a book on many themes I've seen people doing wrong with Python (I previously wrote about two popular posts: Exception Handling and Logging), and there are even more topics that I can't explore in a regular post format. This week I'm going to share publicly a draft of the first chapter, about organizing Python code. From time to time I receive questions on how to name things in Python, how to organize them into modules, whether to create functions or classes and so on.(❤️ P.S. Honest feedback is highly encouraged!)There's no silver bullet that answers all these questions, but there are guidelines that can lead to a better organized and less chaotic project.I hope you enjoy!Gui