I am publishing new video tutorials, about handling Python projects using GitHub. I think it's best using GitHub Workflows today. They are anyway very similar to Azure DevOps YAML pipelines. Please take a look here if you wish ua-cam.com/video/YXcXIr835mw/v-deo.html
Hi Arjun, lately I am very busy. I would love to prepare more videos, but currently I work for two companies and I have no free time for tutorials. During next holidays I hope to prepare one or two. In the last five months I've had the pleasure to work with the amazing people at EdgeDB (two of them are Python core developers and they are all extremely experienced). I learnt a lot lately about coding with Python professionally using VS Code, and this is something I would like to share.
Hi Roberto! Many thanks for your work, I am wondering if maybe you still are sharing Azure DevOps content in any ohter places? That video was really helpfull
Hi Pablo, as I just wrote under Arjun's comment below (I reply very late), lately I have no time for videos, unfortunately. I will try to convince my employers to let me some time to prepare more tutorials. If you wish, you might take a look at my GitHub account: if you look at GitHub workflows and Azure Pipelines YAML files, you will find working examples of pipelines that build Python packages, run tests, run Flake8 linter to validate code formatting, and such. For example my web framework project has an `azure-pipelines.yml`: github.com/RobertoPrevato/BlackSheep
Hi! Sorry for replying so late, I'm very busy lately. You can see several examples in my GitHub account. For example, here github.com/RobertoPrevato/rodi you can see a project where I am both using GitHub workflows (defined by the YAML file inside the repository) to validate my code (running Flake8 linter and unit tests), and in the README you find a link to an Azure DevOps project with pipelines. Please also take a look at azure-pipelines.yml file in my web framework project: github.com/RobertoPrevato/BlackSheep
The first times configuring pipelines is tricky. :) If you take a look at my GitHub account, in several places you will find YAML files for GitHub workflows and Azure Pipelines, they are working and can be taken as example.
Hi Vaibhav, I am so sorry for missing your question and not replying earlier. Today I would focus on GitHub Workflows instead, and thank you for your recommendation, it's indeed something worth documenting. I have a setup done to build wheels in my web framework in GitHub, under workflows -> github.com/Neoteroi/BlackSheep
Thank you Sir, All steps are explained very good in detail.
Amazing Video, You should have more subs and views.
Thank You for your kind words. I would love to produce more videos, but right now I really lack time for this.
This is great material. Thank you!
Thank You!
I am publishing new video tutorials, about handling Python projects using GitHub. I think it's best using GitHub Workflows today. They are anyway very similar to Azure DevOps YAML pipelines. Please take a look here if you wish ua-cam.com/video/YXcXIr835mw/v-deo.html
Hi Robert
Could you please share more videos on Azure Devops
Hi Arjun, lately I am very busy. I would love to prepare more videos, but currently I work for two companies and I have no free time for tutorials. During next holidays I hope to prepare one or two. In the last five months I've had the pleasure to work with the amazing people at EdgeDB (two of them are Python core developers and they are all extremely experienced). I learnt a lot lately about coding with Python professionally using VS Code, and this is something I would like to share.
@@RobertoPrevato86 okay Roberto I will wait
Hi Roberto! Many thanks for your work, I am wondering if maybe you still are sharing Azure DevOps content in any ohter places? That video was really helpfull
Hi Pablo, as I just wrote under Arjun's comment below (I reply very late), lately I have no time for videos, unfortunately. I will try to convince my employers to let me some time to prepare more tutorials. If you wish, you might take a look at my GitHub account: if you look at GitHub workflows and Azure Pipelines YAML files, you will find working examples of pipelines that build Python packages, run tests, run Flake8 linter to validate code formatting, and such. For example my web framework project has an `azure-pipelines.yml`: github.com/RobertoPrevato/BlackSheep
@@RobertoPrevato86 Thanks for you reply!
Could you share the your code base as well to get some practical hands on
Hi! Sorry for replying so late, I'm very busy lately. You can see several examples in my GitHub account. For example, here github.com/RobertoPrevato/rodi you can see a project where I am both using GitHub workflows (defined by the YAML file inside the repository) to validate my code (running Flake8 linter and unit tests), and in the README you find a link to an Azure DevOps project with pipelines. Please also take a look at azure-pipelines.yml file in my web framework project: github.com/RobertoPrevato/BlackSheep
Failed in pytest ..!
The first times configuring pipelines is tricky. :) If you take a look at my GitHub account, in several places you will find YAML files for GitHub workflows and Azure Pipelines, they are working and can be taken as example.
Hi ROberto! From India,Mumbai
Can you make a video on creating a whl file using Azure Devops?
Hi Vaibhav, I am so sorry for missing your question and not replying earlier. Today I would focus on GitHub Workflows instead, and thank you for your recommendation, it's indeed something worth documenting. I have a setup done to build wheels in my web framework in GitHub, under workflows -> github.com/Neoteroi/BlackSheep