I code, a lot. I watch sports, a lot. I’m a Cleveland sports fan first, so that generally sucks. Will be using this exclusively as a stream of consciousness.
I don’t know, I can’t tell you the pain I went through relying only on mile long DeepDiff outputs. It’s such a niche thing to complain about, and what I’m building no one will ever use, but I will use it every day for the rest of my life because of the help I went through 2 months ago😂😂😂
December 4, 2024 at 5:33 PM
I don’t know, I can’t tell you the pain I went through relying only on mile long DeepDiff outputs. It’s such a niche thing to complain about, and what I’m building no one will ever use, but I will use it every day for the rest of my life because of the help I went through 2 months ago😂😂😂
But when you start using it to validate insanely nested dictionaries that you’re creating, you realize, yes… all the information is there, but god is it awful to look at, and god do I have to scan line by line, why IS THIS SO BAD?
So, naturally I built an app with an insanely better visual UI.
December 4, 2024 at 5:31 PM
But when you start using it to validate insanely nested dictionaries that you’re creating, you realize, yes… all the information is there, but god is it awful to look at, and god do I have to scan line by line, why IS THIS SO BAD?
So, naturally I built an app with an insanely better visual UI.
A few months back I had to match a JSON created through an XML process. Not too difficult, except I had to build that same process in Python, so I had to be sure everything lined up perfectly (for accurate request/response,etc etc)
Here’s what I found. DeepDiff is amazing on a small level.
December 4, 2024 at 5:07 PM
A few months back I had to match a JSON created through an XML process. Not too difficult, except I had to build that same process in Python, so I had to be sure everything lined up perfectly (for accurate request/response,etc etc)
Here’s what I found. DeepDiff is amazing on a small level.