#184: Teaching Python with BBC micro:bit
How can we make learning Python and teaching Python more real for students, especially younger students? The BBC in the UK had a great idea. Make it more physically real with actual devices. That's wh...
2 Nov 20181h 7min
#183: Qt for Python
Python is taking over much of the development world as it quickly is becoming one of the, or simply the most widely used programming languages. But that does not mean that Python is without its weakne...
24 Okt 201858min
#182: Picture Python at Shutterfly
Join me and Doug Farrell as we discuss his career and what he's up to at Shutterfly. You'll learn about the Python stack he's using to work with, not just with bits and bytes, but physical devices on ...
17 Okt 201858min
#181: 30 amazing Python projects
Listeners often tell me one of the really valuable aspects of this podcast is the packages and libraries that they learn about and start using in their projects from guests and myself. On this episode...
12 Okt 201852min
#180: What's new in Python 3.7 and beyond
The Python core developers recently released Python 3.7 and are now busy planning what's coming in 3.8. That makes right now a great time to dig into what was included in Python 3.7 and what's on deck...
2 Okt 201857min
#179: Python Language Summit 2018
The Python Language Summit is a yearly gathering of around 40 or 50 developers from CPython, other Python implementations, and related projects. It is held on the first day of PyCon. Many of the decis...
30 Sep 201850min
#178: Coverage.py
You know you should be testing your code right? How do you know whether it's *well* tested? Are you testing the right things? If you're not using code coverage, chances are is you're guessing.
21 Sep 20181h 3min
#177: Flask goes 1.0
Flask is now 8 years old and until recently had gone along pretty steady state. It had been hanging around at version 0.11 and 0.12 for some time. After a year-long effort, the web framework has now b...
15 Sep 20181h 2min
