Category: python
Catching up with Infrastructure Debt
If you run an infrastructure, there’s a good chance you have some debt tucked in your system somewhere. There’s also a good chance that you’re not getting enough time to fix those debts. There will most likely be a good reason why..
Problems You Might Run Into Upgrading PostgreSQL on Fedora
I was trying to test some code today and I realized I need a working PostgreSQL server. When I tried to start the server, it failed and this is the error I got.
Pycon Pune 2017
I haven’t attended a Pycon since 2013. Now that I started writing this post, I’ve realized it’s been nearly 4 years since and Python is the language I use the most. The last Pycon was a great place to meet people and make friends.
Scraping the Indian Judicial System
This blog post has been sitting in my drafts folder for a long time. It’s time I finished it. A while ago, I did some work for Vidhi, which involved…
Upgrading Dependencies on a Django Website
Our website has been running Django 1.6 since it was built in 2014. Django has moved on to newer versions since then. I’ve been contemplating…