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Mo Ibrahim on African development:

'The decline of aid should not be seen as some sort of cliff-edge moment for Africa. It was never going to be enough to finance Africa’s development — and our huge continent’s place in the new global economy should never be determined by the generosity of international partners....

Africans must not fear Africa. We need to start investing in ourselves'!

Its been said before but Africans can (and must) do it for themselves!

#Africa #development
h/t FT

ℹ️👨‍💻 Sprint Day at PyCon UK 2025 👩‍💻ℹ️

At #PyConUK2025, the final day of the conference will be focused on sprints! They’re open to all attendees! ✨

We’ll be working on:
🌐 Django, Django Debug Toolbar, BeeWare
📊 pandas, NumPy, SciPy, SymPy, Spyder
🐍 CPython, PyO3
🖼️ Pillow
🌱 PyLadies, Black Python Devs, Render Engine

📖 More info: 2025.pyconuk.org/sprints/

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@beeware
@pandas_dev
@numpy
@scipy
@Spyder
@pillow
@pyladies
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2025.pyconuk.orgSprints – PyCon UK 2025PyCon UK Friday 19th September to Monday 22nd September 2025, CONTACT Manchester

If you’re building any #frontend #apps, you'll want to join us this Wednesday for a #security #livestream. We'll show you why storing your OAuth #tokens in the browser is not the best idea. See the alternative: the IETF-recommended best current practice of Backend for Frontend.

If you're just interested in seeing a #react app get pwned, well, we have that too. 😅

duendesoftware.com/webinars/to

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If you know the "knowing where to tap" story, I have a fun story to show you how this old guy knew where to tap.

My (college age) son is working on developing a web site. React, Google CloudRun functions, the whole bit. Twice he came to me today (because I was working from home) and he's super frustrated. He is getting an error and he doesn't know what to do. He reads the error out to me and says "https". I say "hold on. You're connecting to your emulator on localhost. It's just http." He does that and it works.

Three hours later, he comes back with another mindbending error. I take one look at his code and say "See where you have port 5053? That needs to be 5051". He changes that. and it works.

So twice I fixed his problem by recommending a single letter change. There is no better example of "knowing where to tap." And since my son is smarter than me at programming, I have to celebrate my little victories where I can.