JJorgeinbuildingagain.hashnode.dev00Filtering Financial Data 6d ago · 7 min read · Introduction In finance and accounting, you rarely work with all your data at once. Often, you need to isolate specific transactions: expenses over a certain threshold, payments from a particular veJoin discussion
JJorgeinbuildingagain.hashnode.dev00Understanding Serialization and DeserializationMar 8 · 3 min read · When building modern applications, your data is constantly on the move: between the frontend and backend, to the database, across servers, or even from memory to disk. But here’s the challenge: ComputJoin discussion
JJorgeinbuildingagain.hashnode.dev00Python for Finance: Pairing Inflows and OutflowsFeb 21 · 3 min read · Welcome to another post in my Python for Finance Series! In this post, we'll cover a simple scenario where we need to calculate net monthly cash flow in Python without juggling list indices. The tool Join discussion
JJorgeinbuildingagain.hashnode.dev00Python List Comprehensions for Finance Feb 20 · 4 min read · Clean Code Meets Financial Calculations When you work in finance or analytics, you often deal with repetitive numeric transformations: applying transaction fees, taxes, or discounts across hundreds orJoin discussion
JJorgeinbuildingagain.hashnode.dev00Getting Started with HTTPXFeb 19 · 3 min read · Meet HTTPX If you use requests in Python, you should know about HTTPX. Most Python developers start API work with requests. It’s simple. It works. It’s battle-tested. But modern Python apps, especiallJoin discussion
