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Log: 100 Days Of Code

Day 0: March 10, 2019 (Preparation)

Today's Progress: Prepare GitHub Repo and Twitter, read documentation.

Thoughts: I will start with Python doing Master Python through building real-world applications but I would like to work on a PowerShell Module for Ansible.

Link to work:

1. See imjoseangel GitHub #100HoursOfCode

Day 1: March 11, 2019

Today's Progress: Prepare Python Script for Travis and Checking PyLint in all Python Files.

Thoughts: Unexpected script for Travis CI to check Lint in all Python Files in the Repo.

Link to work:

1. See pylint_check.py
2. See wargames Krypton Level0 -> Level1
3. See WarGames Code

Day 2: March 13, 2019

Today's Progress: Building an Interactive Dictionary.

Thoughts: I have learn that instead of type, isinstance can be used in a conditional, also learning about the difflib library to manage words similarities.

Link to work:

1. See dictionary.py

Day 3: March 14, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Create Volcanos in the US Script and play with folium module
2. Improve pylint_check.py script
3. Improve PyLint to have better code
4. Improve Data Read in File Path

Thoughts: Good Module to create maps (folium)

Link to work:

1. See map.py
2. See choropleth.py

Day 4: March 15, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Create documentation with Sphinx and readthedocs.io

Thoughts: Important for Company Projects and Documentation as Code

Link to work:

1. See 100 Days of Code Documentation - Imjoseangel
2. See GitHub Documentation

Day 5: March 16, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Adding Pre-Commit to Project and Changing PyLint for Rating
2. Creating Site Blocker for Working Hours

Note

Need to create more stable pre-commit based in score and not rc as in CI.

Thoughts: Good way of doing CI with python by score.

Check the following code to find matches in lines iterating a list:

>>> for line in CONTENT:
...     if not any(website in line for website in WEBSITE_LIST):

Link to work:

1. See pylint_check.py
2. See pre-commit-config
3. See webblocker.py

Day 6: March 17, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Studying about decorators
2. Continuing Improving pylint_check.py utility

Thoughts: Now clearer how using them, but still need to use them more frequently (Logging and Flask)

Link to work:

1. See decorators
2. See pylint_check.py

Day 7: March 20, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Using Flake8 also for Pre-Commit and Fixing Other Lint Issues
2. Adding Code Complexity to Travis (Just Reporting)

Thoughts: Still need to work with py.test and unittest to understand better different scenarios. Adding radon for Code Complexity

Link to work:

1. See radon_check.py

Day 8: March 21, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Flask Tutorial Completed

Thoughts: Need to work more with Flask to understand better its complexity

Link to work:

1. See Flask Tutorial

Day 9: March 22, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Working with sockets. Creating Basic Client and Server

Thoughts: Basic Socket Connectivity and Fixing Linters and some bugs in the Linting Script. Learning about how to skip a specific pylint in a specific file.

Link to work:

1. See Basic Socket Client and Server

Day 10: March 23, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Working with sockets. Creating Advanced Client and Server

Thoughts: Need to study more about sockets and focus on how to apply on infra and network debugging tools

Link to work:

1. See Advanced Socket Client and Server

Day 11: March 24, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Playing with fbprophet, Forecast from Facebook

Thoughts: Nice one to understand how to play with dates and Pandas and doing some data forecasting with Python

Link to work:

1. See Python Code
2. See URL with some tips and data

Day 12: March 25, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Docker Creation for Data Science
2. Matplotlib Tutorial

Thoughts: Good Docker to Play with DataScience and Jupyter without breaking my environment

Link to work:

1. See Matplotlib Tutorial
2. See Docker DataScience

Day 13: March 28, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Created Speech Recognition Script with Command Execution

Thoughts: Google Speech Recognition works fine. Probably quite slow if you are impatient ;)

Link to work:

1. See Speech Recognition

Day 14: March 31, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Created Men Restroom Algorithm

Thoughts: Idea from Reddit

Link to work:

1. See Men RestRoom Python

Day 15: April 1, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Adding Threading and Average to Men Restroom Algorithm

Thoughts: Investigating Threading although not easy to stop process when list is full. Needs further investigation

Link to work:

1. See Men RestRoom Python

Day 16: April 2, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Fixing Wifi and Code for Python 3 for DisplayOtronHat from Pimoroni

Thoughts: Wifi Display didn't work in Python3 due to the map/list difference

Link to work:

1. See Pull Request on Pimoroni

Day 17: April 3, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Adding Some Wifi and Inky from Pimoroni examples and Thinking about some Men Restroom algorithm changes

Thoughts: Not easy to split men in stall. Need some thoughts to distribute them.

Link to work:

1. See Men RestRoom Python
2. See InkyTest
3. See WifiTest

Day 18: April 4, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Starting Machine Learning Project Walk-Through in Python

Thoughts: Nice one to settle ML knowledge.

Link to work:

1. See Machine Learning Walk-Through
2. See Original Project

Day 19: April 6, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Continuing with Machine Learning Project Walk-Through in Python

Thoughts: Need to focus in the two variables plot as from there the data is not properly working. I will investigate how to fix it.

Link to work:

1. See Machine Learning Walk-Through
2. See Original Project

Day 20: April 7, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Continuing with Machine Learning Project Walk-Through in Python
2. Finishing Men Restroom Algorithm. Now supporting taking alternate further stalls to the door

Thoughts: Fully Working Projects Now. Need to finish Voice Recognition with API, Swagger and SQLLite

Note

For the ML Project, only finished first part

Link to work:

1. See Machine Learning Walk-Through
2. See Original Project
3. See Men RestRoom Python

Day 21: April 8, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. How to Generate FiveThirtyEight Graphs in Python
2. Understanding Data Wrangling

Thoughts: Find the way to create beautiful plots with Python

Link to work:

1. See Machine Learning Walk-Through
2. See Original Documentation from DataQuest
3. See A Comprehensive Introduction to Data Wrangling
4. See Data Wrangling Code

Day 22: April 9, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. How to Build a Python GUI Application With wxPython

Thoughts: Easy to implement, issues with Mac OSX (Class FIFinderSyncExtensionHost)

Link to work:

1. See GUI With wxPython
2. See Original Documentation from Real Python

Day 23: April 10, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Interactive Data Visualization in Python With Bokeh

Thoughts: First Part of the Tutorial from Real Python

Link to work:

1. See Data Visualization Code
2. See Original Documentation from Real Python

Day 24: April 11, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. An Intro to Threading in Python

Thoughts: Tutorial from Real Python. Need to check how to launch two threads from outside the function in the MensRoom Algorithm

Link to work:

1. See Threading Code
2. See Original Documentation from Real Python

Day 25: April 12, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Interactive Data Visualization in Python With Bokeh
2. Adding FileSystem Magic

Thoughts: Second Part of Bokeh Tutorial from Real Python. Also added Util Filesystem examples

Link to work:

1. See Bokeh Data Visualization Code
2. See Original Bokeh Documentation from Real Python
3. See FileSystem Magic Code
4. See Original FileSystem Magic Documentation from Will Mcgugan

Day 26: April 13, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Machine Learning CookBook. Understanding Basics

Thoughts: Creating Plots to understand the different ML Algorithms and when to use them

Link to work:

1. See Machine Learning Cookbook Code

Day 27: April 14, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Machine Learning CookBook. Outliers
2. 200 Python Problems

Note

IMHO, for the 200 Python Problems in Udacity there are better solutions than the exposed. I keep mine in the code as I consider easier to implement in some cases and more accurate in others.

Thoughts: Learning about Outliers and Continuing Playing with Python Challengues

Link to work:

1. See Machine Learning Cookbook Code
2. See 200 Python Problems Code
3. See 200 Python Problems Site

Day 28: April 15, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Couple of Py, one to understand Binary Search and Decorator for Time Measurement

Thoughts: Very useful decorator for future Python Code.

Link to work:

1. See Binary Search
2. See Time Decorator

Day 29: April 17, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Playing With Python Types, Part 1

Thoughts: Python 3 Types. Annotations and Comments

Link to work:

1. See Code (Cards Deck)
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 30: April 18, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Playing With Python Types, Part 2

Thoughts: Python 3 Types. Annotations and Comments. Cards Deck

Link to work:

1. See Code (Cards Deck)
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 31: April 28, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Continuing with 200 Problems and Adding Recursive Example from Grokking Algorithms Book

Thoughts: One of the best Algorithm Books and with Python Concepts and Examples

Link to work:

1. See Recursive Examples
2. See 200 Python Problems Code
3. See 200 Python Problems Site

Day 32: May 1, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Supercharge Your Classes With Python super()

Thoughts: Too complicated in complex code. Be careful using it

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 33: May 2, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Creating a GUI Application for NASA’s API with wxPython

Thoughts: Learning Code. Although finished, I will take another day studying it

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation Mouse vs Python

Day 34: May 5, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Working with functions and decorators

Thoughts: Continuing with Complex Decorators and Functions

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 35: May 6, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Continuing Working with functions and decorators

Thoughts: Continuing with Complex Decorators and Python Inner Functions

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 36: May 8, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Finalizing decorators

Thoughts: Continuing with Complex Decorators and Classes Decorators

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 37: May 9, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Thinking Recursively

Thoughts: Recursive Functions as learned in Grokking Algorithms Book

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 38: May 12, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Lambda, Args and Kwargs exercises

Thoughts: Really easy so far to understand. Now is the time to play with these concepts and understand them quickly

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Code

Day 39: May 17, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Sammy’s Generators in Python
2. Things you’re probably not using in Python 3 – but should

Thoughts: One pending from long time ago, another cool one about Python 3

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Medium
3. See Code
4. See Documentation in Data, what now?

Day 40: May 18, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Faster Parallel Python with ray

Thoughts: Ray is really nice one to give it a try. Easy to install and implement.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Medium

Day 41: May 19, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Speed Up Your Python Program With Concurrency

Thoughts: Threading, AsyncIO and Multiprocessing

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 42: May 25, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Web Scraping with Scrapy: Advanced Examples

Note

Whole week busy reviewing Python for Games Book.

Thoughts: Nice to see but doesn't add inmediate value to my projects. Most of the examples found are incompleted or not properly documented.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Kite.com

Day 43: June 1, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Logging, Setter and Pointers Like in Python
2. Change Travis Version to 3.7

Note

Whole week busy reviewing Python for Games Book.

Thoughts: Still checking logging. Need to find a better way to setup Travis CI for only commited files

Link to work:

1. See Code for Logging
2. See Code for Pointers
3. See Code for Decorators
4. See Logging Documentation in Real Python
5. See Pointers Documentation in Real Python

Day 44: June 2, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Functional programming from Julien Danjou Blog
2. Custom Exceptions from Dan Bader
3. Logging Debugging
4. Some Linter Fixing

Thoughts: Nice to see but doesn't add inmediate value to my projects. Most of the examples found are incompleted or not properly documented.

Link to work:

1. See Code for Functional Programming
2. See Code for Custom Exceptions
3. See Code for Logging
4. See Documentation in julien.danjou.info for Functional Programming
5. See Documentation in dbader.org for Custom Exceptions
6. See Logging Documentation in Real Python

Day 45: June 6, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Prometheus and ML for Kubernetes Scale

Thoughts: Good Linux Academy Training to understand Prometheus API and reinforce ML Concepts for Linear Regression.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Course on Linux Academy

Day 46: June 8, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Script to Update Git Repositories given a path

Thoughts: I have used git commands instead git module to use standard libraries

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 47: June 9, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Refresh some ML Concepts - Linear Regression

Thoughts: Good to remember some concepts and code as this is not in my daily tasks

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Training on GitHub

Day 48: June 10, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Python Curses Tutorial. Wrapper and CleanUp added to centertext.py

Thoughts: Nice tutorial to implement in shell scripts. I will modify yesterday's script for better output

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Document on Dev_Dungeon

Day 49: June 13, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Refresh some ML Concepts - Regularization

Thoughts: New Concepts Ridge and Lasso to avoid Overfitting

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Training on GitHub

Day 50: June 14, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Learning and Refreshing some ML Concepts - Cross Validation and Decision Trees

Thoughts: Cool Maths explaining Decision Trees and Gini Index

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Training on GitHub
3. See Decision Trees
4. See A visual introduction to machine learning

Day 51: June 16, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Python Concepts Classes, Instances and Static Methods

Thoughts: Studying Different Python Concepts and Tricks

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Code
3. See Code

Day 52: June 17, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Creating Twitter Bot

Thoughts: Create Toy to play with Twitter API

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See First part of the Twitter Bot Documentation in Real Python

Day 53: June 19, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Continue with Twitter Bot

Thoughts: Continue with Toy to play with Twitter API

Note

Got the Docker properly working as there is a missing line in the Documentation.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Second part of the Twitter Bot Documentation in Real Python

Day 54: June 22, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. OOP with Python vs Java

Thoughts: Few refreshes and some new cool concepts for Python OOP

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Documentation in Real Python

Day 55: June 25, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. ML Concepts - K-Nearest Neighbors and Naive Bayes

Thoughts: Good to remember some concepts and code as this is not in my daily tasks

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Training on GitHub

Day 56: June 26, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. ML Concepts - Logistic Regression

Thoughts: Tomorrow I will check more code and more tutorials about this ML Topic

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Training on GitHub
3. See Medium Article about LR

Day 57: June 30, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. ML Concepts - Logistic Regression and SVM

Thoughts: Checking more Tutorials about LR, needs to study even more

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Training on GitHub
3. See Medium Article about LR
4. See Code

Day 58: July 03, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Improve Linter Scripts

Thoughts: Check only uploaded code compared with devel branch

Link to work:

1. See pylint_check.py
2. See radon_check.py

Day 59: July 07, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Unify Linter Scripts to lint_checker.py

Thoughts: Unify linter scripts to have only one with a configuration file. Keeping old ones as reference

Link to work:

1. See lint_checker.py

Day 60: July 11, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. AsyncIO in Python

Thoughts: First part of this really nice tutorial. I have to study deeply the rand code.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from Real Python

Day 61: July 21, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. AsyncIO in Python. Chained Code.
2. Adding Technical Debt in Python

Thoughts: Second part of this really nice tutorial. Spending Three days on technical debt for pre-commit. See also pre-commit config.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Code
3. See pre-commit config
4. See Original Documentation from Real Python

Day 62: July 31, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. New Ansible Module for Datalake ACLs

Thoughts: Working the whole week to get this module.

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 63: August 16, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. New Ansible Module for SP Creation
2. Ansible Datalake ACLs improvement

Thoughts: Busy with my new project. These last module is the starting point to improve the SP Creation. Other features need to be added as password generation or expiration date.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Code

Day 64: August 18, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. New Ansible Module for Datalake directory creation

Thoughts: Quick one from the Datalake acl creation.

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 65: August 25, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Starting with Go

Thoughts: Time to start with Go thinking on cloud developments.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Tour

Day 66: August 27, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Second Go Lesson. Basics

Thoughts: Finishing Variables

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Tour

Day 67: August 29, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Improving Ansible Module for Datalake ACLs before PRing to Ansible

Thoughts: Previous to tests, this module is a good one for Ansible Azure.

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 68: September 14, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Some go and some python gpu tests

Thoughts: Really busy at work but I still have time to do some programming ;)

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Code

Day 69: September 23, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Madrid Bicimad Time Series

Thoughts: Playing with Bicimad data and getting some cool graphs from it

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 70: September 28, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Graph Algorithms from Grokking Algorithms

Thoughts: Understanding Graph Algorithms from this great book

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 71: October 5, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Greedy Algorithms from Grokking Algorithms

Thoughts: Understanding Greedy Algorithms from this great book

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 72: October 26, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Start Learning PyTest

Thoughts: Just realized that I'm not good at all at unit testing. I need to learn how to do good testing with Python. This is the first stage and probably would take over 10 to fully understand it.

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 73: October 27, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Continue with PyTest

Thoughts: Second PyTest Session. Fixtures

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 74: October 30, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Docker Signal Management for K8S

Thoughts: Some testing with K8S Configuration, Docker and Python

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 75: November 11, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Continuing with Python Testing

Thoughts: Discovered bandit for security flaws testing. Continuing with testing with unittest

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 76: November 17, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. MongoDB Tests with Docker

Thoughts: Adding some MongoDB testing. Just easy functions.

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 77: December 9, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Add emailcrawler python (Lost source)

Thoughts: Study and play with bandit with this Python code. Don't like too much but gives me several ideas.

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 78: December 10, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. AsyncIO in Python. areq.py Code.

Thoughts: Third part of this really nice tutorial.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from Real Python

Day 79: December 14, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Python Performance with pytest-benchmark mostly

Thoughts: Didn't know about pytest-benchmark with this part, I'm learning also about how to create better python tests.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from Packt

Day 80: December 15, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Python Performance: Finding bottlenecks with cProfile

Thoughts: Didn't know about cProfiling. Testing different visual tools for debugging and performance

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from Packt

Day 81: December 22, 2019

Today's Progress:

1. Machine Learning: Detecting Fake News

Thoughts: Use scikit learn with Passive Aggressive Classifier

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from Data-Flair

Day 82: January 03, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Python Performance: Profiling memory usage with memory_profiler

Thoughts: Finding Memory Issues using this module. Also discovered the __slots__ dunder, although it has a drawback: It prevents the addition of attributes other than the ones specified in it.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from Packt

Day 83: January 6, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Build a Mobile Application With the Kivy Python Framework

Thoughts: Easy to implement and understand

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from Real Python

Day 84: January 12, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Learn object-oriented programming with Python

Thoughts: Just Playing with more OO Programing. Adding Detect-Secrets to Code whether on pre-commit and build

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from OpenSource.com

Day 85: February 29, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Discovering Logzero for Logging

Thoughts: I love this one. Colourful and easy to use. I'm quite slow finishing this project as other projects are alive

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from OpenSource.com

Day 86: March 29, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Playing with email

Thoughts: Good to have this code for email. Check documentation attached to this project for reference.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Original Documentation from DevDungeon.com

Day 87: March 30, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Ansible Plugin and Filter

Thoughts: lookup plugin to merge lists from a given key and filter to get a Microsoft SAS Token

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Ansible Developer Guide

Day 88: April 7, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. OpenDNS Updater

Thoughts: As the opendns updater doesn't work for macos, I have developed my own. Simple one for now, but I will improve it in the future, probably with some UI and logging.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See OpenDNS API Documentation

Day 89: April 10, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Simulating Real-World Processes With SimPy

Thoughts: Curious Subject I didn't heard of before reading this article from Real Python. Nice to have in the radar.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See SimPy: Simulating Real-World Processes With Python

Day 90: April 18, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Replace Conditional with Polymorphism

Thoughts: Reading Conditionals from the refactoring guru and playing with the example.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Replace Conditional with Polymorphism

Day 91: April 23, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. ML Titanic with VSCode

Thoughts: Test VSCode Jupyter functionality

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Data Science in Visual Studio Code

Day 92: May 3, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Mocking with Python

Thoughts: Learn about db testing mocking with Python

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Mocking with Python Part I
3. See Mocking with Python Part II

Day 93: May 11, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. BDD with Python

Thoughts: I had some ideas about BDD and implementing it with Ansible. I also had some ideas about generating infrastructure with NLP or Gherkin. This is the first step and I will come back when playing with it some more time. Wanted also to start to understand how distributing software with Torrent as Facebook does. I want to understand the whole Torrent process so I just started decode torrent files.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Test Automation with Python Behave and Ansible
3. See Some Torrent information but not using this approach
4. See Bitorrent Code

Day 94: May 17, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. azure_rm_privatednszone for Ansible

Thoughts: Development of a new module for Ansible Azure.

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 95: May 23, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. azure_rm_privatednszone_info for Ansible

Thoughts: Development of a new module for Ansible Azure.

Link to work:

1. See Code

Day 96: May 24, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Web scraping with Python

Thoughts: Easy web scrapping with BeautifulSoup

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See A beginner's guide to web scraping with Python

Day 97: June 6, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Play with Toga

Thoughts: Toga is a Python native, OS native, cross platform GUI toolkit. Toga consists of a library of base components with a shared interface to simplify platform-agnostic GUI development.

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Toga Documentation

Day 98: June 7, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. Mocking External APIs in Python

Thoughts: How to test the use of an external API using Python mock objects. Run with nosetests --verbosity=2 mockingapi from the Python Directory

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Real Python Tutorial

Day 99: June 14, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. API Connection with Go

Thoughts: Learn how to GET and POST JSON with GO

Link to work:

1. See Code
2. See Consume RESTful API Endpoints

Day 100: June 20, 2020

Today's Progress:

1. API Client Certificates for Python

Thoughts: Learn and test possibilities loading client certificates in Python. It can be tested with:

• https://server.cryptomix.com/secure/
• https://prod.idrix.eu/secure/

Link to work:

1. See Code