6 Lesser Known Python Data Analysis Libraries
Posted on: 19-04-2016 Python offers a great environment and rich set of libraries to developers while working with data. There are tons of useful libraries out there for novice or experienced developers or analysts for helping out with processing or visualizing datasets. Some of the libraries are really popular and used by millions of developers, for example - Pandas, Numpy, Scikit-learn, NTLK etc
Clojure, The Good Parts
I kid, somewhat. This title is of course based on Douglas Crockford's seminal work, Javascript, The Good Parts , which demonstrated that Javascript isn't a terrible language, if only you avoid the icky parts. This is my heavily opinionated guide to what a "good" production Clojure app looks like in 2016. I love Clojure, I've been using it pretty much exclusively since 2009. In the 7 years I've bee
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