TLWI Python #7

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Hello happy readers! Welcome back to our weekly newsletter where we bring you the latest and greatest in the tech world. This week, we have some exciting links for our programming pals out there. For any programmers looking to up their game, we've got the TOP 3 SITES FOR PROGRAMMERS article to help you out. From coding challenges to resources for learning new languages, these sites are sure to keep you engaged and constantly improving your skills.

Now, let's dive into some technical content. Are you a Django developer looking to use Websockets in your application without Channels? Look no further! Our Websockets in Django (without Channels) article has got you covered. With this tutorial, you'll learn how to use WebSockets in your Django application without the need for third-party Channels.

We know that sometimes coding can be daunting, but it doesn't always have to be. That's why we're excited to share with you a new open access book on Matplotlib by the creator of the cheatsheets. In this book, you'll learn how to create professional-quality plots and graphics with ease using Python's leading data visualization library. Check out Open Access Book on Matplotlib by the creator of the cheatsheets (me) to get your copy today.

Next up, we've got an article for those looking to level up their testing skills. Our 10 Ways To Level Up Your Testing with Python article has got you covered. From mocking to test-driven development, this article goes through some important testing skills to help you be a more effective web developer.

And last but not least, we have an article that will be helpful for anyone looking to deploy any Python web application. Our How to deploy any Python Web Application? article covers the basics of deploying your web application on a server. From setting up a virtual environment to configuring your web server, this article has got you covered.

That's all for this week, folks! Thanks for tuning in and we hope you'll join us next time for more exciting content. Until then, happy coding!

Dennis

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