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Frank Greguska deleted SDAP-334:
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> Tips For Finding The Best Python Development Company
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> Key: SDAP-334
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SDAP-334
> Project: Apache Science Data Analytics Platform
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Diceus
> Priority: Major
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> h2. *Skills required for a Python developer*
> In addition to basic skills such as the ability to solve problems, create,
> analyze and apply algorithms, and successfully debug code, a Python developer
> must have in-depth knowledge [software
> consulting|https://djangostars.com/services/software-consultancy/digital-transformation-services/]
> and experience in the following areas:
> * Python syntax and semantics;
> * Basic Python Concepts;
> * Object-relational mapping (ORM);
> * Web Application Interface - CSS3, HTML5, JavaScript;
> * Python multiprocessing architecture and the limitations of multithreading;
> * RESTful API and Database Integration;
> * Python Application Development;
> * System administration.
> h2. *What candidates are looking for in Python jobs*
> To find and hire Python developers, you also need to understand how job
> seekers evaluate the job opportunities available to them. Here are some
> things you might want to consider before hiring someone for this job.
> h2. *Commitment to Open Source*
> this is a big advantage if companies use and maintain Open Source libraries,
> such as fixing bugs in a project.
> h2. *Python rankings and prospects*
> One way to measure the popularity of a programming language is the TIOBE
> index. It is calculated based on the number of searches on Google and other
> search engines. Requests that include the name of programming languages are
> taken into account.
> According to the TIOBE Index, in November 2020, Python is ranked second on
> the list of the most popular programming languages. It is ahead of
> JavaScript, PHP, Swift and other mainstream languages.
> In the 2019 GitHub Octoverse ranking, Python is second only to JavaScript.
> The Github Octoverse rating reflects the popularity of the language among
> GitHub users.
> Python also ranks second in the RedMonk ranking. RedMonk co-founder James
> Gaverner notes that Python is already the lingua franca for Data Science.
> That is, this language has become the main one for this industry.
> Nevertheless, Gaverner does not rule out that Python is currently at its peak
> in popularity.
> h2. *Python as a first language for beginners: is it hard to learn*
> To answer this question, you need to go back to the history and philosophy of
> [python development company|https://djangostars.com/]. As noted above, the
> language developer Guido van Rossum wanted to create Python because other
> languages seemed too complicated and incomprehensible to him. Van Rossum
> has managed to make a language that is fun to learn and work with.
> Python is considered one of the best and most user-friendly languages for
> learning. Does that mean it's easy to learn? Probably not. Learning to
> program always requires discipline, diligence, concentration.
> When choosing your first programming language, the main advantage of Python
> is its simple syntax. Among the shortcomings, one can note the difficulties
> that beginner programmers face when switching to languages with more
> complex syntax.
> h2. *Python rankings and prospects*
> One way to measure the popularity of a programming language is the TIOBE
> index. It is calculated based on the number of searches on Google and other
> search engines. Requests that include the name of the programming languages
> are taken into account.
> According to the TIOBE Index, in November 2021, Python is ranked second on
> the list of the most popular programming languages. It is ahead of
> JavaScript, PHP, Swift and other mainstream languages.
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