Stories by Serdar Yegulalp

Few companies face significant hurdles migrating from Python 2, but the hurdles are high for those that do

The first major point release of the powerful Python data analysis package removes many features and deprecates many others

Rumor has it that the life of Python 2 has been extended through March 2020. Here’s what that ‘deadline’ really means

Malware posing as Python libraries is routinely showing up on PyPI, Python’s official package index

Popular Python web development framework adds support for async to improve web application performance

LLVM-powered experimental language for array processing aims for an important corner of the math library space

PyPy is a drop-in replacement for the stock Python interpreter that is many times faster for some Python programs

Sublanguage project promises faster compilation and easier hardware optimization for high-performance machine learning models

Pyright aims to be a faster type checker for Python than existing projects, and doesn't need Python itself

Jupyter Notebook combines live code, graphics, visualizations, and text in shareable notebooks that run in a web browser

IBM Watson services arrive in versions that can run on the public cloud or on privately hosted container infrastructure

The latest release of the JIT-compiling Python runtime updates support for three major versions of Python in one go

JetBrains survey shows Python 3 adoption growing and data analysis and web development to be the top Python use cases

Kite programming assistant makes auto-suggestions based on data collected from Python code around the web

The plug-in powered DNS server for Kubernetes becomes the fourth open source project to reach graduation status under the CNCF