EuroPython 2015 - Python Idioms to help you write good code
Talk given at the EuroPython 2015 conference in Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain, presenting Python idioms which are especially useful for programmers new to Python.
Python focuses a lot on writing readable code and also tries
to make solutions obvious, but this doesn’t necessarily mean that you
cannot write unreadable code or design your code in ways which makes it
hard to extend or maintain.
This talk shows some useful idioms to apply when writing Python code, how to structure your modules
and also goes into details on which techniques to use and which to
think about twice, based on 20 years of experience writing Python.
Mr. Lemburg is available as Python coach and consultant,
if you need help in designing your Python applications, refactoring
existing ones, or managing such projects to successful completion.
Talk Agenda
Coding Conventions
Python Coding Conventions: The Basics
PEP 8 – Python Coding Conventions
Coding Conventions: Python Module Layout
Module Layout: Header Section
Module Layout: Tools Section
Module Layout: Body Section
Module Layout: Overview
Module Guidelines
Common Patterns in Python
Duck Typing
Facade / Adapter
Singletons
Factories
Wrappers / Proxies
Callbacks
Code evolution pattern in Python
Code Evolution: From scripts to functions
Code Evolution: Abstracting functions to classes
Code Evolution: Abstracting classes into components
Performance Idioms
Looping over sequences
Joining strings
Exceptions
More performance hints
Coding Idioms
Deeply nested if statements in loops: Staircase Syndrom
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