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Come join PyLadies San Francisco at our next meetup at LinkedIn on Thursday, March 26.

🐍 PyLadies San Francisco at LinkedIn

📅 Thursday, March 26, 2026, from 5:00–8:00 PM

📍 LinkedIn Community Space, 222 Second Street (corner of Howard), San Francisco

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CPython: 36 Years of Source Code | Python Insider An analysis of the growth of CPython's codebase from its first commits to the present day

Interesting post from @stan.ulbrych.org with an annotated chart showing the growth of CPython's source code over the decades:
blog.python.org/2026/03/cpyt...
#Python #CPython #history

Python Insider The official blog of the Python core development team.

ICYMI, there is a new blog for #Python ! 🥳

blog.python.org

Give it a follow in your #RSS reader of choice, I am hoping to see more exciting Python content beyond just release notes published there.

💜 Happy International Women’s Day from #PyLadies!

Today, we celebrate the women and non-binary members of our global community who organize, mentor, teach, and contribute to Python every day. 🐍✨

Thank you for making our community stronger and more inclusive. 🌍

#InternationalWomensDay #WomenInTech

Hiya! Anyone in the SF Bay Area/Remote need a cool programmer for your team? I've been messing with computers for over 30 years now, I can program anything with bits, and I've got a lot of experience with all sorts of different systems, environments, and languages.
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Did I forget to post this when my talk was confirmed a few weeks ago? Maybe

I'll be giving a talk about Rust for CPython at #PyConUS this year! Very excited to share about what we've been working on and our plans!

This will be my first time speaking at PyConUS, so I'm also a bit nervous 😅

State of WASI support for CPython: March 2026 It's been a while since I posted about WASI support in CPython! 😅 Up until now, most of the work I have been doing around WASI has been making its maintenance easier for me and other core developers. ...

Wrote a blog post to give a status update on WASI support for CPython as PEP 816 got accepted!

snarky.ca/state-of-was...

GitHub - nikhiljha/rose: RoSE — Remote Shell Environment. A modern Mosh replacement over QUIC. RoSE — Remote Shell Environment. A modern Mosh replacement over QUIC. - nikhiljha/rose

A friend of mine is working on a similar project (SSH over QUIC/TLS): github.com/nikhiljha/ro...

It's not yet ready for use, but I think it could end up being really neat!

I believe that it didn't advance beyond an IETF draft. It sounds like the author helped motivate (mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/qui...) an IETF WG on SSH datatracker.ietf.org/group/sshm/a..., but SSH3 is not listed as a draft under that WG.

Deprecate confusing APIs like “os.path.commonprefix()” The os.path.commonprefix() function has been an API in the Python standard library for at least 35 years (since February 1991) and in that time has been confusing users and creating security issues...

Deprecate confusing APIs like “os.path.commonprefix()”. After fixing a vulnerability in #pip, I started digging into the confusing API and found more than I expected.

👉 sethmlarson.dev/deprecate-co...

#python #oss #opensource #security

** Speaker announcement ** Boxy will walk us step-by-step through a hypothetical first contribution to rustc at RustWeek 2026!
Info & tickets: 2026.rustweek.org/talks/boxy/

See you in Utrecht May 18-23, 2026!

#rustweek2026 #rustlang

can I please piggyback off you as a Bigger Account that responses like "lol it's Kansas what did you expect" or "Kansas deserves to be hit by more tornadoes" are actually not helpful or comforting to the people being harmed most right now? Because no one bothers listening to me

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Travel Grants PyCon US 2026

📣 Reminder 📣 There are only two days left to submit a #PyConUS 2026 Travel Grant application!

The Travel Grant application deadline is Wed, Feb 25, 2026, 23:59:59 PST.

⌛ Don't wait - submit now & join us in Long Beach!
Details: us.pycon.org/2026/attend/...

New Rust GCC backend report is out: blog.antoyo.xyz/rustc_codege...

Documentation for the all() function in Python. It shows the argument yes an iterable of objects and the description from the CPython documentation below

Very cool project by @guoci.bsky.social which realizes something I've wanted for a long time

Documentation for Python with typeshed types!

guoci.github.io/typeshedded_...

Source is github.com/guoci/typesh...

- PYTHON ENHANCEMENT PROPOSALS ARE SECOND NATURE TO US DEVELOPERS, S0 IT'S EASY TO FORGET THAT THE AVERAGE PERSON PROBABLY ONLY KNOWS THE NUMBERS FOR PEP517 AND PEP660. - AND PEP8, OF COURSE - OF COURSE. EVEN WHEN THEY'RE TRYNG TO COMPENSATE FOR IT, EXPERTS IN ANYTHNG WILDLY OVERESTIMATE THE AVERAGE PERSON'S FAMILIARITY WITH THEIR FIELD.

prompted by a discussion about naming things elsewhere

Subcommands with lazy imports In case you didn't hear, PEP 810 got accepted which means Python 3.15 is going to support lazy imports! One of the selling points of lazy imports is with code that has a CLI so that you only import co...

I've started to play with lazy imports thanks to my WASI build script being in CPython's repo, and so I wrote a post about how to adapt your code for running subcommands with argparse to play nicely with lazy imports.

snarky.ca/subcommands-...

In a Python REPL, the following code is entered: '🍏' > '🍊' The result is True

I regret to inform you the results are quite consistent across Apples.

Also TIL the actual Unicode name for U+1F34A is tangerine, not orange.

In a Python REPL, the following code is entered: '🍎' > '🍊' The result is True

People say you shouldn't compare apples and oranges but it seems to work fine for me in Python 3.14, I don't see what the issue is...

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Python Developers Survey 2026 The official Python Developers Survey 2026. Join and contribute to the community knowledge!

Hey, whether you work in tech or not, if you use Python, please do take a couple minutes to fill out the 2026 Python Developers Survey: surveys.jetbrains.com/s3/python-de...

PEP 813 – The Pretty Print Protocol | peps.python.org This PEP describes the “pretty print protocol”, a collection of changes proposed to make pretty printing more customizable and convenient.

A new PEP was just posted by @pumpichank.bsky.social and Eric V Smith proposing a new pretty print protocol.

I'd love to see a unified interface to pretty printing! I can think of a number of places I could use this.

peps.python.org/pep-0813/

This year I was asked to join the Program Committee for #PyConUS and I put together some thoughts on the process and advice for people proposing talks. If that's you, I hope this helps.

brassnet.biz/blog/picking...

Hidden Figures of Python | Trailer: Episode 11 with Sheena O'Connell Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Sneak peak into next episode of #HiddenFiguresofPython

Meet Sheena O’Connell!

From startups to nonprofit education, she’s rethinking how people learn to code and support educators.

We talk Python & learning communities.

Hosts: @cheuk.dev & @terezaif.bsky.social

www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzIP...