Sebastian Vinci

Sebastian is a full stack programmer, who has strong experience in Java and Scala enterprise web applications. He is currently studying Computers Science in UBA (University of Buenos Aires) and working a full time job at a .com company as a Semi-Senior developer, involving architectural design, implementation and monitoring. He also worked in automating processes (such as data base backups, building, deploying and monitoring applications).

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Sebastian VinciJanuary 25th, 2016
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Python Dictionary Example
Dictionaries in Python are data structures that optimize element lookups by associating keys to values. You could say that dictionaries…
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Sebastian VinciJanuary 19th, 2016
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Python Django Tutorial
Django is an open source web framework which solves most common problems of a web application development. It has some…
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Sebastian VinciJanuary 11th, 2016
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Python Logging Example
Logging is a process through which an application pushes strings to a handler. That string should be a line containing…
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Sebastian VinciJanuary 5th, 2016
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Python Threading / Concurrency Example
Threads are processes which run in parallel to other threads. In a utopian scenario, if you split a big process…
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Sebastian VinciJanuary 4th, 2016
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Python Decorator Tutorial
Sometimes, we encounter problems that require us to extend the behavior of a function, but we don’t want to change…
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Sebastian VinciDecember 29th, 2015
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Python CSV Reader / Writer Example
CSV (comma-separated values) is a standard for exporting and importing data across multiple formats, such as MySQL and excel. It…
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Python Dictionary Example

Python Django Tutorial

Python Logging Example

Python Threading / Concurrency Example

Python Decorator Tutorial

Python CSV Reader / Writer Example

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