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Python, for all uses

We use Python to develop back-end web and mobile applications (with Django or Flask frameworks), to develop data science algorithms in production or for automation tasks.

3 reasons to choose Python

01.

Python is widely used

Python is one of the 3 most widely used languages in the world, according to the Stack Overflow 2023 survey. It has a rich ecosystem of libraries and a strong community, making it easy to find solutions to common problems.

02.

Python is simple

Python is a simple language that's easy to learn. Its syntax is clear and concise. This makes it quickly accessible to new developers.

03.

Python is multi-purpose

Python is used in many fields, including web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence and automation.

Some Python projects

Optimization

Risk calculation algorithms

Maintenance and evolution of the algorithm dedicated to financial advice during the construction of a portfolio of equities and money market funds.

Verification of customer data in order to offer them a portfolio of financial products tailored to their needs
Algorithm optimization to validate expected benchmarks
Maintenance and continuous improvement of monitoring tools

Redesign

Laboté

Redesign of the Laboté cosmetics brand's e-commerce site.

Technical stack :

Back-end : Python with the Django framework
Back-office: Django Admin
Front-end : Next.js

Yomy.care robot

Design and development of computer vision models for the Yomy robot, a connected dispenser of cat food.

Implementation and training of classification models (ResNet / MobileNet convolutional neural networks) dedicated to cat recognition in images captured by the robot.
Construction of an identification and differentiation model for several cats in the same household (Siamese networks, model chains)
Optimizing architectures under embedded hardware constraints

Our Python experts

Damien

Lead developer

Guillaume

Lead developer

Aurélien

Full-stack developer

Max

Head of Engineering

Tina

Full-stack developer

Paul

Lead developer

Sylvain

Lead developer

Mickaël

Lead developer

Quentin

Full-stack developer

Antoine

Full-stack developer

Florian

Full-stack developer

Leo

Full-stack developer

Marc

Full-stack developer

Cyrvan

Full-stack developer

Alex

Full-stack developer

Antoine

Full-stack developer

Baptiste

Full-stack developer

Clara

Full-stack developer

Rémi

Full-stack developer

Sylvain

Full-stack developer

Antonin

Full-stack developer

Ghassen

Full-stack developer

Jonas

Full-stack developer

Salem

Full-stack developer

Valentin

Full-stack developer

Pierre

Full-stack developer

Elias

Full-stack developer

Grégoire

Full-stack developer

Léandre

Full-stack developer

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Frequently asked questions about Python

What is Python?

Python is a high-level, interpreted, object-oriented programming language. It was created by Guido van Rossum and first published in 1991. Python is designed to be easy to read and write, with a clear and simple syntax. It is used in diverse fields such as web development, data analysis, artificial intelligence and much more.

Where does the name Python come from?

The name Python comes from the TV series Monty Python's Flying Circus. Guido van Rossum, Python's creator, was a fan of this series.

Is Python a compiled or interpreted language?

Python is an interpreted language, which means that code is executed line by line by an interpreter, rather than compiled into an executable file. This speeds up the development cycle, as there is no need for a compilation phase.

Can Python be used for web development?

Yes, Python is widely used in web development. Frameworks such as Django and Flask enable you to create complex web applications with Python.

What's the difference between Python 2 and Python 3?

Python 2 and Python 3 are two versions of the language. Python 2 has not been maintained since January 2020, and most new features and libraries are developed for Python 3. The two versions have some syntactical and functional differences, so we recommend choosing Python 3 for new projects.

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