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Adam Johnson

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Python: introducing profiling-explorer đź”—

I’ve made another package! Like icu4py, which I made in February, it was sponsored by my client Rippling. And like tprof, which I made in January, it’ [...]

Python: introducing icu4py, bindings to the Unicode ICU library đź”—

I made a new package! Thank you to my client Rippling for inspiring and sponsoring its development. ICU (International Components for Unicode) is Unic [...]

Django: profile memory usage with Memray đź”—

Memory usage can be hard to keep under control in Python projects. The language doesn’t make it explicit where memory is allocated, module imports can [...]

Zsh: select generated files with (om[1]) glob qualifiers đź”—

I’ve recently been using memray, a memory profiler for Python, to optimize the startup memory usage (and time) for a client. It’s a fantastic tool, bu [...]

Python: introducing tprof, a targeting profiler đź”—

Profilers measure the performance of a whole program to identify where most of the time is spent. But once you’ve found a target function, re-profilin [...]

Django Quiz 2025 đź”—

Last month, I held another quiz at the December edition of Django London. The December quiz is an annual tradition at our meetup, a way of making this [...]

Django: implement HTTP basic authentication đź”—

Previously, we covered bearer authentication within HTTP’s general authentication framework. In this post, we’ll implement basic authentication, where [...]

Django: what’s new in 6.0 🔗

Django 6.0 was released today, starting another release cycle for the loved and long-lived Python web framework (now 20 years old!). It comes with a m [...]

Django: implement HTTP bearer authentication đź”—

HTTP has a general authentication framework that defines a pattern into which various authentication schemes can fit. Clients may provide an authoriza [...]

GitHub: top commands in gh, the official GitHub CLI đź”—

This post is an adapted extract from my book Boost Your GitHub DX, available now. gh (pronounced… “guh”?) is GitHub’s official command line interface [...]