r/python
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300 posts · 300 comments sampled (9 Jun 2026 → 24 Jun 2026)
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- u/tiangolo15 (1p / 14c)
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Top posts (sampled)
- 214I just found a Python script I wrote 3 years ago…
- 121python's free threading is the feature nobody's talking about enough
- 79Choosing a Python task queue library in 2026: Celery vs Dramatiq vs FastStream vs Taskiq vs Repid
- 51What is one thing you wish you knew before distributing your first Python application?
- 46Are we happy with SQLAlchemy?
- 39Talks from the PyCon US Typing Summit - Intersections, Tensor Shapes, and more!
- 25Best pattern for polling a few hundred async jobs a day without hammering an api?
- 19The Elm Architecture in Python?
- 18Are there any python modules that automatically generated a requirements.txt, given an entry point?
- 16Astral's ty readiness for CI
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