Hi there 👋
I'm Pamela Fox, a Cloud Advocate in Python at Microsoft.
If you're looking to get started with Python on Azure, here are my Azure-related repositories:
| Tables | Python libraries | Azure services |
|---|---|---|
| regression-model-azure-demo | FastAPI, scikit-learn | Azure Dev CLI, Azure Functions |
| msdocs-django-postgresql-sample-app-azd | Django, psycopg2, whitenoise | Azure Dev CLI, Azure App Service, PostGres Flexible Server, Key Vault |
| django-quiz-app | Django, psycopg2, whitenoise | Azure Dev CLI, Azure App Service, PostGres Flexible Server |
| babybuddy-azure | Django, psycopg2 | Azure Dev CLI, Azure Container Applications, PostGres Flexible Server |
| flask-db-quiz-example | Flask, SQLAlchemy, psycopg2 | Azure Dev CLI, Azure App Service, PostGres Flexible Server |
| simple-flask-server-example | Flask | Azure Dev CLI, Azure App Service |
| translation-telephone | Flask, SQLAlchemy, psycopg2 | Bicep, Azure App Service, Azure Cognitive Services (Translator) |
| pamelafox-site | Flask | Bicep, Azure Container Apps, Azure CDN |
Here are some non-Azure Python templates that you can open in a devcontainer/Codespaces:
- python-project-template: Support for black, isort, flake8, pre-commit, pytest, and Github actions.
- python-3.10-playground: Just a 3.10 devcontainer
- python-3.11-playground: Ditto, for 3.11, the latest Python version!
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Here are some educational tools I've built with Pyodide (in-browser Python):
- faded-parsons-static: Drag-and-drop style programming problems.
- recursive-visualizations: Visualize recursive Python function call graphs using Graphviz.
- dis-this: Disassemble Python code in the browser.
I've also done a lot of frontend work. My most popular frontend repositories:
- lscache: A library for localStorage with a memcache-inspired API.
- font-previewer-extension: A Chrome extension to preview Google fonts.
- chrome-cards: A series of Chrome extensions with flash cards, based on the Leitner system.
- parallel-demo: A demonstration of parallel programming in the browser using web workers.
- youtube-feed-hider: A Chrome extension for hiding distracting parts of the Youtube UI.