Prefect 3 in Python: Flows, Deployments, Work Pools, and Transactions for Modern Data Pipelines (2026)
Prefect 3.8 in Python 2026: hands-on guide to flows, deployments, work pools, automations, and transactions for reliable data pipelines.
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Prefect 3.8 in Python 2026: hands-on guide to flows, deployments, work pools, automations, and transactions for reliable data pipelines.
A hands-on tour of Apache Airflow 3.3 with the airflow.sdk Task SDK: TaskFlow decorators, task groups, dynamic task mapping with .expand(), assets, native DAG versioning, and a 2.x migration playbook drawn from moving 900 DAGs.
A practical 2026 guide to dbt unit tests: given/expect syntax, dict/csv/sql fixture formats, testing incremental models and macros, and running the suite in CI on DuckDB.
Compare GPTQ, AWQ, bitsandbytes, and GGUF for LLM quantization in Python. Real H100 benchmarks, kernel choices, and a production-ready decision tree for 2026.
A practical 2026 walkthrough of GeoPandas 1.0 for Python geospatial analysis: installing the stack, handling CRS gotchas, running spatial joins, plotting interactive maps, and scaling beyond memory with DuckDB Spatial and GeoParquet.
Compare vLLM, TGI, and SGLang for serving LLMs on your own GPUs in 2026. Throughput numbers, prefix caching, quantization tradeoffs, and a production Docker deployment with monitoring.
A 2026 guide to causal inference in Python: when to pick DoWhy, EconML, or CausalML, with runnable code, refutation tests, and the pitfalls that bite real projects.
Build async ETL pipelines in Python using httpx and asyncio.TaskGroup with Pydantic V2 validation. Working code, retry policy, rate-limit handling, and the pitfalls that bite in production.
A 2026 benchmark of MLflow 3.0, Weights & Biases, and Comet for Python ML experiment tracking, with code, a feature matrix, and a clear decision tree.
Eight worked examples that swap pandas-style .apply() in Polars for native when/then/otherwise expressions, plus benchmarks showing the real speedup on a 50M-row dataset.
A field-tested walkthrough of the five reasons your dbt incremental model silently runs a full refresh, with a reproducible debug recipe using compiled SQL, run results, and warehouse query history.
Every Polars-vs-pandas comparison I've read in the last year uses a 500MB CSV and announces that Polars is faster. I wanted to know what happens on the workload I actually run at work.