TLWI Python #22

Hey, everyone! It's time for another exciting edition of our weekly newsletter. We've got a lot of interesting things to talk about today, so let's dive right in!

First up, we have something special for our Chinese readers - 《动手学深度学习》 - an amazing book that's been used by over 300 universities across 55 countries for teaching! It's an incredible resource that's been tailored specifically for Chinese readers and is available in both Chinese and English versions. So, if you're interested in deep learning and want a resource that's got it all - from discussion forums to runnable code examples - then this one's for you!

Next, we're going to dive into the world of Python concurrency. This article talks about why concurrency is important and what kind of implementations you should be using. It's a fascinating read, and you'll learn a lot about how to write programs that are capable of handling multiple tasks at once.

Now, let's talk about Apache Airflow. It's a powerful workflow management tool that makes complex workflows seem like a cakewalk! Whether you're a data scientist, an engineer or a developer, this tool will help you create reliable, scalable workflows that can easily be managed and monitored. If you're looking for an easier way to handle complicated workflows, then you definitely want to check this one out!

Moving on, have you ever thought about creating your own RESTful API? Well, this article series is for you! In part one, you'll learn how to get started with Flask - a popular Python web framework - and set up the basic structure for your API. You'll even create a simple HTTP endpoint that returns "Hello World." With such an easy-to-follow guide, you'll soon be able to create your very own Flask REST API!

Last but not least, we have something for Python beginners who are looking to get started with data structures and algorithms. Python: A Beginner's Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms is the perfect place to start. You'll learn about various data structures such as arrays, linked lists, and queues, and how to implement them in Python. You'll also get an introduction to algorithms and learn how to analyze their complexity. It's a great resource for aspiring programmers who are looking to level up their skills.

That's all for this week, folks! We hope you enjoyed reading this issue of our newsletter. Till next time, keep learning and stay curious!

Dennis

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