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Finished my CRM system project github.com/alexander-chem…

Started synchronization service project named Syncio.

Finished Telegram bot that tracks your habits. github.com/alexander-chem…

Today I've started learning Alembic. It's a package that helps you to create migrations.

Some days ago I've started project that is aimed to track habits in telegram bot.

@clcoding Such examples give shallow knowledge. Create thread python coding for kids lol

What is the output of following Python Code?

Refreshed my knowledge about relations

Refreshed my knowledge about grouping.

Refreshed my knowledge about SQL

Today I learned how to configure debugger in neovim.

Also today I learned how to create a dump in MySQL and PostgreSQL and how to restore data from dump. Some links: postgrespro.com/docs/postgresq… dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.4…

Some of the simplest SELECT queries:

Today I refreshed my knowledge of SQL

Yesterday I wrote some logic for my converter using Facade pattern.

Moreover I started to write code in neovim. It's not so hard as at first glance. I used NvChad, installed lsp server for python and added a shortcuts to watch a source code from libraries. Also I used this link to add shortcuts: stackoverflow.com/questions/7385…

Today I've written a simple class to get data from site.

One more pattern has been learned: The Command Pattern turns a request into a stand-alone object that contains all information about the request. This allows to parameterize methods with different requests, delay or queue a request's execution, and support undoable operations.

Learned Facade pattern. It represents a structure with one module (class Facade) and its submodules (defined in __init__). Each submodule method can be called through facade object.