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Sadra Yahyapour

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Back-end Developer ⌨ | Machine Learning Lover 🤖 | Open Source Contributor ⚡ | Making Handy Stuff 💡 | Native Python Coder 🐍 | Here I share my thoughts and ideas 📄

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Event-Driven Architecture in Python

May 14, 2022 6 min read

Consider you're following your favorite soccer competition via Google's services. For example, if you browse for FCV vs PSG, you'll get the online status from the field. Whatever happens in the game, all users will be notified about it as well. What ...

Event-Driven Architecture in Python

Commit Like a Pro

Apr 29, 2022 5 min read

Committing changes is one of the common things that many developers do sometimes in case of contribution. You stage your changes and commit them so they will be trackable in the history. But what about conventions? Any difference between a dirty comm...

Threading & Fair Race With MutEx

Apr 23, 2022 4 min read

We all know that threading changed the way of task execution entirely. Since every masterpiece has its consequences, threading is not counted as an exception. In this article, we'll discover the dependent threads and the way that threads manage their...

Dynamic Contents on GitHub README

Apr 16, 2022 4 min read

One of the coolest GitHub Actions abilities is to run a CI task to do some operations to repositories. For example, you can show the weather status on your project's readme and schedule the execution time. Eventually, you can step way further with he...

setUp() & tearDown() in Python Unit Testing

Apr 5, 2022 6 min read

I'm pretty sure you've already used/seen unit tests in the projects before. Have you ever wondered about how Django actually prepares you an isolated environment for testing your project without affecting other resources like your database? Before we...

Lights, Camera, GitHub Actions

Mar 25, 2022 6 min read

In this article, we are going to discover this cool GitHub feature with a simple scenario that GitHub Actions will help us maintaining that. What's more, I show you why GitHub Actions is not a CI/CD tool. After you got familiar with the techs and bas...