Pythonプログラミング

作成日：2022.1.21（金）、変更日：2022.2.3（木）

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  • [Medium] Good-bye Pandas! Meet Terality — Its Evil Twin With Identical Syntax, but up to 30 times faster, Bex T., 2022.1.17

    • As in everything, we are spoilt for choice when working with big data. The number one tool being Pandas, then the likes of Dask, Vaex, Datatable, cuDF, you name it. We now add Terality to the list as if these weren't enough.

    • Terality is Pandas' evil twin born with superpowers. It has identical syntax with Pandas but works at lightning speed and doesn't depend on your machine to work its magic.

  • [Medium] 8 YouTube Channels That You Should Follow As A Python Developer, Published in Level Up Coding, 2022.1.21

    1. Real Python Subscribers: 139K. Dan Bader, an individual software engineer, author, and speaker, created the channel with the intention of teaching and training other Python enthusiasts, Pythonistas, that go beyond the basics.

    2. Traversy Media Subscribers: 1.74M. Created by Brad Travery in 2009, the channel has become the de-facto for web development over the years.

    3. sentdex Subscribers: 1.09M. Harrison Kinsley, who created this channel back in 2012, is one of the few developers who create Python content for entry-level as well as experienced developers in Machine Learning, Data Analysis, Raspberry Pi, and even Robotics, among other technologies.

    4. freeCodeCamp Subscribers: 4.85M. freeCodeCamp web site [1] is a platform where a programming course can be effectively learned. It is a non-profit organisation dedicated to making web development accessible to everyone for free. Since the channel is open-source, several guest teachers come to teach for free on the channel. Since the channel is free of advertisements, I frequently refer to it as a “free Udemy” alternative.

    5. TokyoEdtech Subscribers: 38.2K. Created by a high school teacher, Christian Thompson, way back in 2011. The videos are mostly beginner-friendly and focus on making simple games, simple apps, and computer science principles.

    6. Programming with Mosh Subscribers: 2.23M. Mosh Hamedani, who created this channel in 2014 with the intention of “training professional software engineers that companies love to hire.”

    7. Corey Schafer Subscribers: 875K. Corey Schafer is another outstanding Python tutor that covers topics for all skill levels, so whether you are a beginner or an experienced programmer.

    8. Python Engineer Subscribers: 84.2K. Patrick Loeber , created this channel in 2019, and in almost 2 years, the channel has grown rapidly to more than 80K subscribers (as of this writing) and it is increasing every day, all thanks to his videos where he creates practical applications using Python that definitely appeal to more and more aspiring Python enthusiasts. Patrick is a software developer who loves working in machine learning, computer vision, and data science. He creates unique videos such as “Chat Bot With PyTorch”, “Teach AI To Play Snake!”, “Python Snake Game With Pygame”, and has complete playlists for Tensorflow 2, Advanced Python, and PyTorch. This channel will be a goldmine for any aspiring Python programmer.

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