What are you even saying? In writing the previous article, at some point, when talking about a function that ships orders and takes in a list/array of orders, I had initially used the word “items” instead of orders, which I promptly corrected. Yes, this entire article is based on this correction. You may say, that’s…

In my previous post on this matter, we introduced and discussed the idea of timezone support especially in applications that are meant to be used in/from different parts of the world. If all your users are in one timezone, then everyone means the same time when they say 8pm. …

As a Python-first developer, my go-to backend setup for web based apps is Django and django-rest-framework for API support. I have a scheduling app that I’ve been working on and off for a few years(gaining and losing momentum, sigh, such is life). …

Introduction Many developers are familiar with the term Big-O notation, which indicates how code scales with regard to size of input. If a function takes a list or array, it may run fast with 1 item in the array, but what about 20 million items in the array? Is there something…