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Python decorators are a useful but flawed language feature. Intended to make source code easier to write, and a little more readable, they neglect to address another use case: that of the programmer who will be calling the decorated code. If you’re a Python programmer, the following post will show you why decorators exist, and how to compensate for their limitations. And even if you’re not a Python a programmer, I hope to demonstrate the importance of keeping in mind all of the different audiences for
Home Subscribe Accessing an on-premises Dynamics 365 organization from Python January 15, 2018 in Microsoft Dynamics CRM , Dynamics 365 , Python , programming , integration I’ve previously showed how to access online and IFD instances of Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement from Python code. Because that sample code authenticated to the Web API using OAuth, it won’t work with on-premises instances. Recently I’ve been doing some work with Python and an on-premises Dynamics 365 organization, so I thought I
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[Twisted-Python] Page.renderString returns Deferred at <addr> current result: 'blah' Alan Ezust alan.ezust at gmail.com Fri Dec 24 13:10:16 MST 2004 Previous message (by thread): [Twisted-Python] ANN: Fusion v0.2, C++ integration for Twisted Next message (by thread): [Twisted-Python] Page.renderString returns Deferred at <addr> current result: 'blah' Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] I'm playing around with Twisted for my first time, and I noticed that page.renderString() return
I wrote some days ago a post "Getting Started With Python Right!". In this post I wrote about what I'd found to be the best way to setup MacOS for Python development. In it I also added links and a few details to get a Windows or Linux machine setup right for Python development. However
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