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Best Python Modules for Web Development you should know in 2021

Hello everyone, hope you are doing well, in the last article we talked about the 5 best IDE’s/ Code Editors for python. In case you haven't read it then you can go through it here. Python is a very powerful general-purpose language. It is used in web development, data science, AI & ML, Software development, etc. Now, In this article, I'm going to be sharing with you the Best Python modules for Web Development you should know in 2021. 1. Django: Django is a web framework for Python, it's very heavyweight and it's actually used by companies like Instagram and Tinder. Django is a completely Python back-end web framework, you can use other languages with it, you can connect it with other framework and it comes with a whole ton of tools and complex developer features that enable you to make well enterprise-level websites. GitHub Statistics: Stars: 56,839 Forks: 24,315 Open issues/PRs: 166 Key Features: It is fast, very fast: Django was developed to help web develope...

All you need to know about Microstepping in Stepper Motors

  Microstepping is a technique to control stepper motors, usually used to gain higher resolution or smoother motion at low speeds. What is Stepper Motors? Stepper motors are open-loop, cheap, user-friendly, and robust motors. They offer numerous advantages over other electric motors: They have high torque at low speeds and stall mode. Their speed is easy to control via modulation of pulse widths (PWM). They have pretty good accuracy. They have a great response to start/stop.  When precise and reliable positioning is needed at a low cost, then stepper motors are the obvious choice. What is Microstepping? Consider decreasing torque while micro-stepping a stepper motor for precision. Microstepping is achieved by dividing full steps into smaller steps and this is the reason for the smoothness of motors rotation at low speeds. For example, if you divide a 1.8-degree step 256 times, it will provide a step angle of (1.8/256)=0.0007 degrees or 51,200 m...