15 June 2026
Sorry, i was playing in the wrong place… but, anyway, i’m really trying to develop an interactive cli and it is pretty confusing for my skill level, i know a bit about python but never developed nothing serious, now i’m trying to write a little program with a tui and i’m not really sure about which approach to use 🥲 i looked at design patterns - really cool - and i wonder if there is something similar around. Simple and practical
℅00Sorry, i was playing in the wrong place… but, anyway, i’m really trying to develop an interactive cli and it is pretty confusing for my skill level, i know a bit about python but never developed nothing serious, now i’m trying to write a little program with a tui and i’m not really sure about which
Pick a TUI library
Replymessage unavailable
I recommend you take a look at the SOLID and DRY principles; they're essential for building a clean architecture for any project
16 June 2026
Hey guys, I created an open-source Python library called safe-state that automatically saves your script's execution state on a crash so long-running pipelines and automation can resume seamlessly from the exact point of failure when rerun—I'd love to get your feedback and suggestions on the architecture!
LeninofficialAnyone have window desktop app using python
explain more. what kind of desktop application do you want?
CreepyNish GamingHey guys, I created an open-source Python library called safe-state that automatically saves your script's execution state on a crash so long-running pipelines and automation can resume seamlessly from the exact point of failure when rerun—I'd love to get your feedback and suggestions on the archite
cool project, but doesn't it already exist on the editors?
I remember for example vscode does this automatically
Hydro ツcool project, but doesn't it already exist on the editors?
I remember for example vscode does this automatically
No, VS Code only auto-saves unsaved source code text or allows manual debugging pauses, whereas safe-state checkpoints the actual live production runtime memory and loop iteration progress during an unhandled crash in any terminal environment.
17 June 2026
Minik 🐜Dears, hello. I came here for different question. I learnt some python long time ago and i loved it. But rn i am confused if i need to restart it and go deeper. What can be a good reason and motivation to do it when AI and more supply/less demand exists? Where can Python take the learner?
AI helps you in writing code, but it doesn't excuse your inability to understand it. You are the one signing off on the changes you contribute. You are the one responsible, if it doesn't work, malfunctions or isn't secure.
もくりんIf I understand it correctly, python has both virtual and explicit class inheritance, by whether the superclass was defined as abstract base classes?
No, you'd need to register the virtual subclassing yourself (in addition to inheriting from ABC) and there's no real inheritance.