Enrique Saez

During the Hacktoberfest Barcelona event I started working on contributing to the Donate Bitcoin project.

Hacktoberfest is a month-long celebration of open source in which people are encouraged to contribute to open source projects in GitHub.

Lately, I have been answering some questions in StackOverflow related to Unit Testing in Python with Mock and pytest. These are some of the questions I answered:

Recently I had a comment in a merge request in which I was suggested to copy the Nth-1 last elements of a list, a[1:], instead of popping its first element, pop(0).

I was curious about its performance implications and decided to do some simple tests:

Confronted with the task of writing a CV for the first time many students resort to Microsoft Word and sloppy templates to be found on the Internet.

Working for the backend service at Skyscanner Hotels I take part in the development of new services and its associated APIs quite regularly.

Logs are a fundamental piece of the web server architecture for debugging, monitoring and alerting purposes.

I have been enjoying the Talk Python Podcast for a while and at least two episodes revolve around the importance of having a blog as a software developer.

2016 is coming to an end and I would like to look back and review what I have been up to during the last year:

Last November I attended the Madrid Python Meetup. Being a regular attendant of Barcelona Python Meetup I was curious about the Python community in Madrid.