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In this article we will create a simple exploit with Python. NOTE: Since the entire code snippet is not that long, no final code will be provided on GitLab this time. Foreword This article is STRICTLY for educational purposes. All the information in...
Is my code good enough? It works, but can it be more optimized? Can I shorten it a bit? Is it readable? Well - we all ask these kinds of questions at all stages of our developer careers. I will share some easy tips with you on how you can improve you...
If you ever used Python, most likely you used context managers without even knowing what they are and what they do or how they work - you just used them as per the documentation of some 3rd party package. In this article, I will try to explain what e...
Whenever we are building something with Python, most of the time we rely on third-party packages so that we don't have to reinvent the wheel for some simple things like sending an HTTP request. By doing so we lose control of how safe we are with that...
Heard of async but you never really understood what it is or why you should use it? Hopefully, this article will help you understand the idea behind asynchronous code and when you really should use it instead of synchronous code. NOTE: Since the full...
This post will help you create your own know-it-all Slack bot in Python in few very easy steps. The idea is to create a Slack bot that will respond to your questions in a public Slack channel with the information it will gather from the internet. No ...
