smorgusofborg

I have used Python in the past (around the 2->3 transition) and I'm interested in refreshing/modernizing. I like to go through ~kata sites like:

https://codingbat.com/python https://jskatas.org/katas/

I'm looking for something more like the jskatas but for Python with syntax introduced in newer PEPs? Is something like this available or can someone recommend something they find similar from the Python world, like some jupyter notebooks?

Thanks

Hello,

I used Java a very long time ago, like 1.6, and I'm wondering what using Java at work in ~web backend looks like today.

What elements of your stack would you consider most important? Do most projects lean heavily on Spring Boot or something else? Which IDE? Pointers to refreshers or concise introductions you might give a new hire would be handy too.

In recent years it seemed to me like C# has become the cleanest choice among the mainstream languages one encounters in local job ads, etc. As someone who has used a lot of different languages I'm wondering what the best path is to getting a sense of being a C# developer. I would appreciate it if anyone is interested in answering some of my questions like: If you switched to C# what resources did you use (would the same resources still be appropriate today), what IDE, how would you categorize the type of projects you've worked on in industry in C#? If your background was not on windows, did you fully transition over and how did the transition go?