TLWI Python #56

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🎉🎊 Welcome to this week's newsletter! 🎉🎊

We have an exciting issue ahead with some great reads! So grab yourself a cup of coffee ☕ and get ready to learn something new today.

🚀 First up, we have an article on Building applications with LLMs through composability ⚡. Have you ever wondered if it's possible to build powerful applications with LLMs without losing the composability of your code? Well, you're in luck! In this piece, we explore the different ways you can use LLMs to create composable applications that are easier to manage and maintain.

💻 Next, we have an article that will help demystify the differences between init and call in Python with How they differ and what do they do?. Have you ever been confused about when to use init and call in your Python code? Well, worry no more! This article breaks down the differences between these two methods and provides real-life examples to help you better understand their use cases.

🐍 If you're just starting with Python, this week's newsletter also has something for you! Head over to our Python SDK: Your First Application tutorial and learn how to create your first Python application. Don't let the fear of starting from scratch hold you back anymore. 🔥

📊 Dealing with Large CSV files in Python by Chunking is another exciting article that we have for you this week. If you've ever had to process large CSV files, you know how challenging it can be. But this article will help you to learn how to work with large CSV files by using Python's "chunking" method. It's a game-changer! 🤯

🔒 Finally, we have an article on RBAC Authorization with FastAPI and PropelAuth. When building modern web applications, managing user access control can be tricky. But with FastAPI and PropelAuth, you can easily implement Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) with ease. If you want to secure your web application, learn how to implement RBAC now! 🙌

That's all for this week folks! Hope you enjoy reading and learning from these articles as much as we did! 💡

Keep learning and stay curious! 🤔

Dennis

Updates From The Python Blog

  • Python 3.12.0 alpha 6 released - Tuesday, March 7, 2023

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