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DESCRIPTION:We're always using type hints in our code\, but when working wi
 th microservices or when doing some integrations I started noticing that t
 ype hints alone are not enough to help us. In this presentation\, I'll try
  to show my experience of how I moved and what benefits I got from using d
 ict type hints to TypedDict\, then to Dataclasses\, and lastly to Pydantic
 . At the end of the day\, it helped me to save a lot of time not only when
  implementing features\, but also with the maintenance of already implemen
 ted parts of code.
DTSTAMP:20260415T103258Z
LOCATION:Python Room
SUMMARY:TypedDict\, Dataclasses and Pydantic in action - Justinas Kuizinas
URL:https://pretalx.com/pycon-lt-2022/talk/ZJGZM8/
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