Avoiding common pitfalls of datetime from a webapp's perspective
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This presentation discusses common issues developers face when working with datetimes in web applications from Python. It covers importing datetime and pytz to work with naive and aware datetimes, best practices for storing datetimes in databases like Postgres, converting datetimes between timezones, writing tests that mock datetime, and using libraries like dateutil and freezegun. The target audience is beginner Python and web developers who want to learn how to properly handle datetimes in their projects to avoid common pitfalls.
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- 1. Avoiding common pitfalls of datetime from a webapp's perspective PyCon India - 2015 Indradhanush Gupta
- 2. About me ¡ñ Love Python + Emacs ¡ñ ZeroMQ, Twisted, Django ¡ñ Graduated in 2014 ¡ñ Software Engineer @ Instamojo
- 3. Target Audience ¡ñ Beginner in Python ¡ñ Web developer ¡ñ And anyone else!
- 4. import datetime ¡ñ Naive vs Aware ¡ñ Datetime storage in Postgres ¡ñ Should I ever use a naive datetime object?
- 5. import pytz ¡ñ Adding timezone info to naive datetime ¡ñ Converting datetime to another timezone ¡ñ Do not use datetime.datetime.replace
- 6. import production ¡ñ Examples from real life and experience.
- 7. import production ¡ñ 10 AM for the user != 10 AM in your DB
- 8. import freezegun ¡ñ Writing tests that need to mock datetime ¡ñ Using freezegun instead of mock ¡ñ Examples
- 9. import extras ¡ñ timedelta ¡ñ dateutil.relativedelta ¡ñ dateutil.parser
- 10. import questions
- 11. Thank You!