Imagine you are working on a big monolithic application that has hundreds of features and no test cases written on it. And you change something in one module. Will you get the confidence that this change will not impact the currently running application? For sure your will some goosebumps. To avoid these situations we write …
Stress Test your Python Application with Locust Read More »
Overview This blog is a continuation of my last blog, which covered the basics of WebSocket, how to construct WebSocket in Python, and use cases of WebSocket. Please see my previous blog — https://progressstory.com/tech/python/deep-dive-into-websockets-with-python/ — for a quick overview of what WebSockets are all about. As you have already seen the implementation of WebSocket in the previous …
Production-ready Websockets using Flask (Python) and Celery Worker and Javascript Read More »
The most basic thing of any application is the configuration variables. Some of them are constant throughout the application lifecycle and others keep on changing. The ones that are constants we just create a constant package and reference them from it. It helps us to avoid all the hardcoding in the application. And the other …
Configuration management in Python like a Boss(Pydantic with python-dotenv) Read More »
