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SUMMARY:Writing pylint plugins for Django - Alexander Todorov
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DESCRIPTION:Pylint is the most popular Python source code analyzer which l
 ooks for programming errors\, helps enforce a coding standard and sniffs f
 or some code smells. It is possible to write plugins to add your own check
 s\, for example coding patterns that you have observed inside your softwar
 e and are generally a bad practice or rules which you would like to enforc
 e inside of a particular project\, e.g. class name and inheritance convent
 ions.\n\nThis workshop will focus on  understanding how a pylint plugin wo
 rks\, how to examine the AST tree of a piece of code and create a minimali
 stic plugin from scratch.
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URL:https://2018.djangocontent.eu/hd/talk/GZHGM7/
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