4:59 Eric Smith - Easier debugging with f-strings 6:55 Shawn Brown - datatest: Test driven data-wrangling and validation 12:24 Elizaveta Shashkova - A must-have experience for every Software Developer 16:40 Meredydd Luff - Overthinking T-Shirts with SciPy 22:25 Matti - PyPy 25:17 Jelle Zijlstra - Cataloging animal names with Python 29:25 Jacob Seiler - How do astronomers use Python? 33:11 Tetsuya (Jesse) Hirata - Research oriented code in AI/ML projects 38:26 Rebecca Chen - pytype: A static type analyzer for Python code 42:55 Catherine Devlin - Docassemble 47:40 Anthony Lupinetti - Teaching Python to elementary school children using snappy code 53:18 Christopher Ariza - A less kind, less gentle DataFrame
I wrote a function to do what will be the 3.8 f strings shorthand in college when i was a lowly python beginner dabbling in coding wondering why such an obvious and useful ux shortcut didn’t exist. I feel validated :)
Heng Yue I didn’t know anything about anything. Had no idea what pypi or pep was, let alone anything beyond functions. I was just diddling around. I guess the main reason i never went back to that approach, although it would be pretty nice for logs, was i discovered the ipdb debugger.
4:59 Eric Smith - Easier debugging with f-strings
6:55 Shawn Brown - datatest: Test driven data-wrangling and validation
12:24 Elizaveta Shashkova - A must-have experience for every Software Developer
16:40 Meredydd Luff - Overthinking T-Shirts with SciPy
22:25 Matti - PyPy
25:17 Jelle Zijlstra - Cataloging animal names with Python
29:25 Jacob Seiler - How do astronomers use Python?
33:11 Tetsuya (Jesse) Hirata - Research oriented code in AI/ML projects
38:26 Rebecca Chen - pytype: A static type analyzer for Python code
42:55 Catherine Devlin - Docassemble
47:40 Anthony Lupinetti - Teaching Python to elementary school children using snappy code
53:18 Christopher Ariza - A less kind, less gentle DataFrame
I wrote a function to do what will be the 3.8 f strings shorthand in college when i was a lowly python beginner dabbling in coding wondering why such an obvious and useful ux shortcut didn’t exist. I feel validated :)
Great work, and it will be even more fantastic if you created a PEP back then because people would benefit from that feature much earlier ;)
Heng Yue I didn’t know anything about anything. Had no idea what pypi or pep was, let alone anything beyond functions. I was just diddling around. I guess the main reason i never went back to that approach, although it would be pretty nice for logs, was i discovered the ipdb debugger.