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Zech Zimmerman

@ZechCodes

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New York, USJoined July 2021

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I am a lifelong Pythonista who loves talking about & creating simple-to-use interfaces for robust service-oriented systems.

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Zech Zimmerman's blogs

Zech Zimmerman Python Developer & Coding Educatorblog.zech.codes7 posts

About

I am a lifelong Pythonista who loves talking about & creating simple-to-use interfaces for robust service-oriented systems.

Available for

I'm available for any coding questions & job offers

Zech Zimmerman's blogs

Zech Zimmerman Python Developer & Coding Educatorblog.zech.codes7 posts

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Automate Python Package Publishing to PyPI with uv, Trusted Publisher, and GitHub Actions

You made a simple fix to your Python package, but now you've got to publish it again: find the correct commands and figure out authentication with the Python Package Index (PyPI). I've got a solution

Mar 29, 2025·7 min read

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Understanding Async/Await in Python

Async/await is a powerful tool in Python that can significantly enhance your programming skills. In this post, we'll delve into the high-level workings of async/await and then venture into its fundame

Nov 4, 2024·15 min read

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Bevy v2.0

Modern software can be complex, with many components that depend on each other. It can be hard to manage those dependencies without your project becoming a mess of spaghetti code. In this article, I'd

May 10, 2023·13 min read

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How To Use Any/All Efficiently in Python

One day you're tasked with checking if the number 200 million is in the range of 0 to 1 billion. Super trivial I know, just use the any function with a listcomp, bam, done. def find_200_million() -> b

Jul 17, 2022·5 min read

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Try, Except … Else?

If you’ve spent anytime playing around with Python you have probably learned about the try statement and its except clause. It’s a handy tool for capturing and dealing with exceptions before they brea

Mar 12, 2022·4 min read