Released the new version of the @strawberry_gql playground!
It still uses Pyodide to run the Python code, but it also uses FastAPI, so now we can also test status codes and headers!
Try it here ⬇︎
https://play.strawberry.rocks/
@carlton would it be possible to get a new release of Asgiref out? looks like the version of main fixes some issues people are having with async Django and Strawberry 😊
I think that's the same issue I was having a while ago (where the server would just hang)
Quick reminder that I've decided to retire from being a Django Fellow at the end of March 2024 and (excitingly) I'm open to new positions from April, 1st. After years of building Django itself 🛠, I'm now looking forward to building things in Python/Django again 📥 Contact me if you need a #Python / #Django veteran experienced in various #databases, and an #opensource enthusiast 🤝 #opentowork
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PEP 723 opens up an interesting opportunity for Nox.
I don't know about the rest of you, but when I run Nox it's via `pipx run nox`. That's very convenient, but it does mean my `noxfile.py` has no dependencies. But w/ PEP 723, I can have my tool -- which will probably be pipx once it gets PEP 723 support -- pull down Nox **and** any other packages I wanted to use in my `noxfile.py` file. To me that suggests PEP 723 could open up the possibility of Nox utilities becoming a thing. 🙂
You know, in case there’s a need to catch up on your Django Chat memes… @wsvincent, @carlton, @djangochat listeners, did I miss anything? 😜
Just released an @astro extension that makes it easy to debug your Astro's website meta tags, below's an example of it in action.
I might add more features in future, but for now it has been quite useful already 😊
Find it here 👉 https://github.com/patrick91/astro-meta-tags
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GitLab working on ActivityPub 👋
New post: “CSS Scope Issues”.
https://blog.kizu.dev/css-scope-issues/
A week ago, a “CSS @scope” article by @mia was published at “12 Days of Web” (curated by @5t3ph).
This article did clarify a few things for me, but also made me think of one potential usage of the `:scope` pseudo-class: “storing” the scoping root’s selector as a reusable entity, covering the use case which is available in some #CSS preprocessors.
However, when exploring this use case, I stumbled upon a few issues: this post is about them.
:has, text-indent: hanging, text-wrap: balance, iframe lazy loading, … 
#Firefox 121 is released today with lots of presents for web developers 🥳
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Does anyone know how if in #Python it is possible to define a generic class that infers the type of the generic from an attribute?
Something like this:
```
T = TypeVar("T")
class Example(Generic[T]):
Config: type[T]
configuration: T
class SubExample(Example):
Config = str
reveal_type(SubExample().configuration)
```
currently Pylance and Mypy complain about Example not being passed the TypeVar, I wonder if there's a different way to achieve this 👀
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