In the last few months, I have created three notable programming projects: RunForrest saves function call graphs to disk and runs them in parallel processes; TimeUp creates backups using rsync and keeps different numbers of hourly, daily, and weekly backups; and JBOF, which organizes large collections of data and metadata as structured, on-disk datasets. These projects have one thing in common: They use Python to interact with external things, such as files, libraries, or processes. It surpri...
