Python Lint and Formatters Introduction

Python Lint and Formatters - Whether you are a new developer or an experienced code veteran, we are only human and therefore are likely to make mistakes from time to time that can lead to errors or bugs in our code. Lints or Linters and Formatter tools identify or flag potential programming or stylistic errors in your codebase, thus potentially improving the quality of the application and leading to other benefits which can make the development a smoother experience

[festuskwafo]

I don't really comment on YouTube videos but to be this is the best python tutorial channel on YouTube

[Esteban]

Thank you for this new video! Hope you're feeling better. Regards from Colombia.

[txreal]

More examples would be more useful than a long history lesson.

[codeshortzz]

Nice to see you after a long time
Is it possible to set CORS for a particular mobile app

[mehdi-vlnn]

any plan on making tutorial about Django async orm and async drivers in general?

[madusan]

I would suggest you check another project "flake8-bugbear". I am not affiliated with this project but the extra tests/checks it performs helps you to develop with better coding skills and code readability.
Every dev should be using a linter configured minimally so as a new dev can get up to speed as quickly as possible and not straying from industry standards as little as possible.
Using pre-commit can help safeguard against "bad" code being committed to version control (git, hg, etc) or a full CI.

[adriangonzalez]

Have you tried ruff? It's an extremely fast Python linter, written in Rust.