I used to think API performance issues were just part of the development process until I switched one project to FastAPI. The change was immediate. Response times dropped, the code became cleaner, and building new endpoints felt effortless. What took hours before suddenly took minutes. FastAPI didn’t just speed up the API. It sped up the entire development cycle. If you’re still fighting slow APIs or heavy frameworks, it might be time to give FastAPI a try. #FastAPI #Python #WebDevelopment #Backend #APIs #Programming #SoftwareEngineering #Developers
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Thrilled to dive into the world of FastAPI! 🚀 This modern Python web framework for building APIs is truly a game-changer. I'm currently exploring its key features like blazing fast performance, automatic data validation using Pydantic, and the incredible out-of-the-box interactive documentation (Swagger UI/ReDoc) based on OpenAPI standards. The use of standard Python type hints not only makes the code cleaner and less error-prone but also significantly speeds up development time. Looking forward to building some high-performance, production-ready REST APIs and microservices! Has anyone else recently made the switch to FastAPI? What's your favorite feature so far? Share your thoughts and projects below! #FastAPI #Python #WebDevelopment #API #BackendDevelopment #Programming #Coding #Microservices #SoftwareDevelopment #TechLearning #Pydantic
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I recently checked the latest download analytics for my Python package setconstant, and it’s great to see consistent growth! 🚀 Developers across different regions are exploring the package, integrating it into their projects, and sharing valuable feedback that’s helping improve future updates. If you work with Python and value cleaner, more reliable, and immutable code practices, give setconstant a try and share your experience. 🔗PyPI: https://lnkd.in/eyjSBbG8 #Python #OpenSource #Developer #Coding #Innovation #PyPI #SoftwareDevelopment #Programming #AnurajR #setconstant #Global #IT #Company #Programmer #Development
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A significant milestone for the web: TypeScript has overtaken Python on GitHub. This signals a major shift toward typed systems, which are becoming essential as AI agents take on more coding tasks. The contracts and clarity they provide are the bedrock of AI-assisted development. #TypeScript #SoftwareDevelopment
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🚀 FastAPI-Maker 0.2 is here! Been dealing with some health stuff that slowed me down, but I'm finally getting back into coding rhythm. Here's what's new in this release: What's better in 0.2: • Full documentation - proper docstrings everywhere • English-only codebase - variables, methods, classes • Complete CRUD operations with proper error handling • Separate DTOs for in, out and update • Better Swagger docs with examples and validations • Proper dependency injection setup • Type hints and Pydantic v2 support What I'm thinking about next: • Making migrations automatic (tired of typing alembic commands manually) • Adding custom fields to entities more easily • Simplifying relationships between entities #FastAPI #Python #DeveloperTools #OpenSource #BackendDevelopment #API #CLI #Programming #CodeGenerator
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Source: https://lnkd.in/dNFD4M49 🚀 Python Code Design: Why It Matters💡 Cohesion & single responsibility prevent spaghetti code—think modular, maintainable systems!🔧 Encapsulation hides complexity, making APIs safer and easier to use.🔄 Loose coupling with abstract classes lets you swap services (email/SMS) effortlessly.✅ Reusability via strategies (e.g., report formatters) saves time and reduces bugs.🛠️ Portability ensures code works across OSes—no hardcoded paths!🛡️ Defense mechanisms like input validation protect against edge cases.🔍 Testable, decoupled code is easier to maintain—crucial for scaling projects.🎯 Simplify first; overengineer only when needed. #Python #DevOps
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I just launched EnvNX - a lightweight CLI tool for Python developers who work across multiple projects. The problem: Switching between projects means dealing with mismatched dependencies, cluttered directories, and inconsistent environments. The solution: EnvNX gives you four simple commands: ✓ Environment Check - compare installed packages with requirements.txt ✓ Project Cleanup - remove pycache, build artifacts, and temp files ✓ Code Search - fast pattern matching across your codebase ✓ Config Sync - maintain a shared base environment across projects No dependencies. No frameworks. Just practical utilities. Install from PyPI: "pip install envnx-cli" https://lnkd.in/gNeZEC_m GitHub: " https://lnkd.in/gX-ce2jr " Check out the video to see it in action. If you've ever wrestled with Python environments, this might save you some headaches. Want to contribute or need more details? DM me or check the GitHub repo - I'm also happy to create detailed docs if there's community interest. #Python #DevTools #OpenSource #CLI #DeveloperProductivity #EnvNX
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JSON vs TOML — Which One Should You Choose? Both are popular configuration and data serialization formats, but they serve slightly different purposes JSON (JavaScript Object Notation): 1. Best for APIs and data exchange between systems. 2. Simple, lightweight, and supported almost everywhere. 3. Lacks comments (which can make configs harder to explain). TOML (Tom’s Obvious Minimal Language) 1. Built for configuration files — clean, human-readable, and organized. 2. Supports comments, arrays, and tables natively. 3. Increasingly used in tools like Python’s pyproject.toml and Rust’s Cargo. Rule of Thumb: Use JSON for data interchange. Use TOML for configuration management. #Python #Developers #JSON #TOML #Programming #DataEngineering #SoftwareDevelopment #OpenSource
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🚀 Release Announcement: reposmith-tol 0.4.2 ⚡ A next-generation Python project bootstrap tool — create a fully-ready project with a single command! 🧩 RepoSmith-tol sets up a complete development environment with: • Core project files (.venv, main.py, .gitignore, LICENSE) • Seamless VS Code integration • Ultra-fast dependency installation using uv ⚡ • Automatic GitHub Actions CI workflow generation • Built-in MIT license creation 📦 Try it now on PyPI: 👉 (https://lnkd.in/dNeByEeE) #Python #OpenSource #DevTools #Automation #Productivity #CLI
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🚀 Async APIs with FastAPI: Patterns, Pitfalls & Best Practices In modern backend systems, performance is everything. Yet most Python APIs still struggle with blocking I/O and scalability - simply because they’re built the old way. In my latest blog, I break down how to truly harness the power of asynchronous programming with FastAPI — covering: ✅ How async actually works under the hood ✅ Common pitfalls developers face when mixing sync and async code ✅ Patterns to design high-performance async APIs that scale cleanly ✅ Practical examples and best practices from real-world usage If you’ve ever wondered how to make your FastAPI services faster, leaner, and more reliable - this post is for you. 👉 Read here: https://lnkd.in/gdkDAfgn #FastAPI #Python #BackendDevelopment #AsyncProgramming #WebDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering
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🚀 Python 3.14 is here — and it’s packed with great upgrades! Released in November 2025, this version brings some of the most exciting improvements 👇 • 🧠 Deferred annotations by default – no more from __future__ imports for type hints. • 🧩 t-strings (t"") – a new kind of string literal for safer and more flexible templating. • 🖥️ Modern REPL – now with syntax highlighting, smarter autocomplete, and clearer error messages. • 🧵 Multiple interpreters – via the new concurrent.interpreters module for true process isolation. • ⚙️ Optional “no-GIL” build – experimental version that removes the Global Interpreter Lock for real multi-core parallelism. • 🗜️ Zstandard compression, UUID v6–8, optional brackets in except, built-in HMAC via HACL*, colored module output, and an experimental JIT compiler for performance gains. This release shows how far Python has come — from typing improvements to real concurrency and even JIT compilation. Exciting times ahead for developers and teams building modern apps in Python! 🐍✨ #Python #Python314 #Programming #SoftwareEngineering #Developers #DevOps #OpenSource #Microservices #TechUpdate
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