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Differences Between Python’s Mutable and Immutable Types In this video course, you’ll learn how Python mutable and immutable data types work internally and how you can take advantage of mutability or immutability to power your code. REAL PYTHON course

DuckDB in the Browser With Pyodide Learn how to run DuckDB in an in-browser Python environment to enable simple querying on remote files, interactive documentation, and easy to use training materials. ALEX MONAHAN

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Free Threaded Python With Asyncio This post talks about combining the new experimental free threading feature of Python 3.13 with Asyncio. CHANGS.CO.UK • Shared by Jamie Chang

PEP 759: External Wheel Hosting This Python Enhancement Proposal specifies a mechanism by which projects hosted on pypi.org can safely host wheel artifacts on external sites other than PyPI. PYTHON.ORG

Python 3.13: JIT and GIL Went Up the Hill All you need to know about the latest Python release’s changes to the Global Interpreter Lock and Just-in-Time compilation. DREW SILCOCK

A Dinosaur Learns poetry “Not a real dinosaur and not real poetry.” This post is about Paul changing how what tools he uses for his Python setup. PAUL COCHRANE

Refactoring Python With Tree-Sitter & Jedi Jack was toying around with a refactor where he wanted to replace a variable name across a large number of files. His usual tools of grep and sed weren’t sufficient, so he tried tree-sitter instead. Associated HN Discussion. JACK EVANS

Counting Sheeps With Contracts in Python A code contract is a way of specifying how your code is supposed to perform. They can be useful for tests and to generally reduce the number of bugs in your code. This article introduces you to the concept and the dbc library. LÉO GERMOND

Incremental GC and Pushing Back the 3.13.0 Release Some last minute performance considerations are delaying the release of Python 3.13 with one of the features being backed out. The new target is next week. PYTHON.ORG