Python

I'm telling you to not use web browser.

Why i need webbrowser.open() some user use the tool in there local device so it's good ux to use it

Because you can't open the user browser if the user is using a ssh session

It is cli tool so users can use it in servers or in there own device laptop desktop etc so i need to have webbrowser.open

Yes then do it conditionally. If you are in a ssh session you can't Open the browser and that's it

Thanks i will try

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Hey there, i want to learn python in dept . Can I continue my learning with YouTube or I go for any premium or paid courses

Hello everyone, can Python as a language be used to build enterprise level applications?

Ya it can be, but depends upon what you need to build

Read it online for free.

Yes, Python is very much used in “enterprise” projects. Plenty of big systems run backends on Django / FastAPI / Flask, whole data and ML platforms are built on Python, and lots of companies use it for internal tools, analytics and microservices. The real question is what you mean by enterprise: high-load trading, internal dashboards, SaaS with mobile clients? For some of these Python is perfect, for others teams prefer Java/Go/.NET on the backend or, say, Dart + Flutter on the client side. So in principle Python is fine for serious production work - it just has to fit the specific problem you’re solving.

Is this where you can search for coders?

Nope. Google is where you can search for coders.

Any body here ever used this package? How the async http client works https://github.com/birddevelper/dequest

The readme shows how the async client works

Yes, but I want to use it in async function and await it, while it works with call back. is there any other declarative http tools that works like what I need?

uplink let you use pydantic. models as DTO and have more options