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Flask App in 5 Minutes

I’m a fan of Flask. Flask is a micro web framework written in Python. Here’s a quick start guide to creating a new Flask application. Create a new directory. Create a file called web.py with

Discover The Benefits You Get With GitHub Templates

Did you know that you can create templates for issues and pull requests on GitHub? This way you can specify how issues and pull requests in open-source projects, but also closed-source ones of your company,

Integrating {php}IPAM with vRealize Automation 8

In a previous post, I described some of the steps I took to stand up a homelab including vRealize Automation (vRA) on an Intel NUC 9. One of my initial goals for that lab was

How Green is your Equity Index? Giving an ESG Score to any Equity Index using Python!

ESG, The most widely used acronym today in the Financial Services industry. I don’t know if you have noticed, but ESG funds have been popping up out of nowhere across the world, investment banks are

Impress Your Friends By Visualizing Your Contributions on GitHub

GitHub is my go-to tool when it comes to the code I write. I have tried both Bitbucket and GitLab in the past. Time and time again, I come back to GitHub. May it be

Goals vs the Here and Now

I’ve been part of the daily grind. I’m a “busy body”. I know it. Those close to me know it. I’m always working on and towards goals. That said, I’m starting to realize it is

Why You Should Not Use The Version Tag Or Branch Name When Using GitHub Actions

Malicious code can be inserted into any GitHub action, even those which are tagged. With these words, Julien Renaux’s article titled “Use GitHub actions at your own risk” begins. Before reading this article from late

Machine Learning Issue #02

Welcome to the machine learning issue section of my publications. This section is a weekly, sometimes bi-weekly blog with the most important and interesting stories in the machine learning field. You can follow the blog

Automatically Update your Dynamic Home IP Address

In this tutorial, we’re going to create a totally FREE DNS name that will point back to my dynamic home IP address. If you’ve ever wanted a way to call your home network without having

Back to Basics – Conclusion: Best Resources for Beginners to Learn Python!

Hi 😀, this will be the final article of the “Back to Basics” series, and if you have been following the series until now, you would already know this will be the last article in