What is Airflow? Airflow is an open-source platform used to schedule and monitor workflows. It provides a web interface where you can launch, start or stop execution DAGs, and see the logs and status of each task. A DAG is a sequence of tasks that need to be executed. Airflow
It could be argued that most developers who have worked with ruby on rails, might be interested in developing a specific gem to solve problems for their fellow developers. However, it’s not uncommon for developers to not know where to begin, or to not know where a gem is created
Django and Flask are two of the most popular Python web frameworks. In this article, we’re going to review their main strengths and weaknesses to help you decide which one is a better fit for your project. Django Approach Django opts for an all batteries-included approach. From a powerful ORM to an authentication
Open Source software (OSS) is a key initiative for developers at Rootstrap to stay sharp and engage with the developer community. In this blog post, I’m going to talk about a particular project named Django Drip Campaigns and the process of publishing it as a PyPI package. Pypi (Python Package Index) is
Working with large controllers How many times have you encountered large controller methods? If you are lucky like me, probably many times. One of the most common practices to start refactoring a long controller is to move the code to a service. Services are great, and if we code them in an
