u/radozokin r/ProgrammingLanguages • Mentions
On “Why is Python so sweet: from syntax to bytecode?”
There are perflint rules in ruff from perflint tool. The author of perflint has some talks about that:
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Talk - Anthony Shaw: Write faster Python! Common performance anti patterns
PyCon US
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- Presented by Anthony Shaw
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Programming languagesSystems programmingPythonPerformance and optimizationRefactoring and legacy code
Anthony Shaw demonstrates how to profile Python applications and refactor common performance anti-patterns to make code faster.
This talk will show small, specific examples of Python code that can be refactored to be faster without compromising on readability. At the start of the talk, I'll explain how to set up a profiler to measure application performance and how to track improvements and regressions.Why it's here
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