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• Context content conclusion (CCC)
  Last edited: 2024-01-21

  This is a model to structure writing. The idea is to separate what you are writing into 3 discernible blocks:

  • Context: Sufficient background information for people to read the content with purpose. This should include motivation and the set up for the problem.
  • Content: The substance to what you want to say and you show your approach to the problem.
  • Conclusion: Summarise what you have solved and how.

  Remember Start and end point bias !

• Logging in python
  Last edited: 2023-11-11

  # logging python

  The logging module in python is used to do exactly what you would expect, it logs messages.

  Some cool features it has is:

  • different levels of messages for filtering of messages,
  • different logger names for different parts of the application,
  • different handlers to post messages such as streamed, files, http and rotating, and
  • custom formatters for different handlers.

  This library was converted from Java which is why it does not conform to the python naming conventions.

• Separation of concerns (SoC)
  Last edited: 2026-02-05
  Separation of concerns (SoC)

  Separation of concerns (SoC) in software engineering is a design principle that advocates dividing a computer program into distinct and independent modules or sections, each addressing a specific concern or aspect of functionality. The goal is to enhance the modularity, maintainability, and comprehensibility of the code by isolating different responsibilities.