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Django 3.2 Async Support: What You Need to Know

By: Logan Kilpatrick

Re-posted from: https://logankilpatrick.medium.com/django-3-2-async-support-what-you-need-to-know-5864a7b0259c?source=rss-2c8aac9051d3------2

Since the release of Django 3.0 in December of 2019, the wildly popular web framework has begun the journey to support Async through ASGI…

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This entry was posted in Julia and tagged asynchronous, django, Python, web-development on July 12, 2021 by Logan Kilpatrick.

Google Season of Docs 2020-2021 Wrap-Up

By: Logan Kilpatrick

Re-posted from: https://julialang.org/blog/2021/04/gsod-2020-wrapup/index.html

Google Season of Docs 2020-2021 Wrap-Up.

This entry was posted in Julia on April 3, 2021 by Logan Kilpatrick.

The Julia Programming Language is now the #19 language in the world (according to IEEE)

By: Logan Kilpatrick

Re-posted from: https://logankilpatrick.medium.com/the-julia-programming-language-is-now-the-19-language-in-the-world-according-to-ieee-c17b6d832185?source=rss-2c8aac9051d3------2

The IEEE just released their annual report on the top programming language which can be found here…

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This entry was posted in Julia and tagged Data Science, Julia, julia language, julialang, programming-languages on July 28, 2020 by Logan Kilpatrick.

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