By Mike Pirnat, David Noyes, Benjamin W. Smith, David Stanek, Mike Crute, Chris Miller
a small-batch artisanal podcast for irreverent pythonistas
At long last, we finally get down to some Real Talk about Python 3. In this episode, Mike and Dave are joined by guests Nick Coghlan and Alex Gaynor; our discussion gets into the history of Python 3's development,...
In this episode, we're pleased to catch up with the one, the only, the real Katie Cunningham to catch up on some great stuff that she's been up to. We chat about the Young Coders tutorial (which you can...
By popular demand, From Python Import Podcast returns from the dead with a brand-new, supersized episode of epicness featuring an in-depth conversation with Jesee Noller, PSF board member, core developer, chair of PyCon 2012 and 2013, and all-around hoopy frood....
In the latest exciting episode of From Python Import Podcast, we had the pleasure of sitting down with James Tauber (Pinax, Eldarion), Kenneth Reitz (Requests, The Hitchhiker's Guide to Python, Tablib), and Chad Whitacre (Gittip, Aspen) for an end-of-conference chat...
This episode, recorded at PyOhio 2012, features an interview with Catherine Devlin, Eric Floehr, and Brian Costlow about the history and development of the regional conference. Notes follow: Introductions all around. Gladhanding. Bona fides. Poledancing (Not). The history of...
In this episode, we interview Jonathan LaCour, VP of Software Development at Dreamhost, about the cool things they're up to with Python and--dramatic chord--The Cloud. This is the last of our interviews from PyCon, so I guess that means we...
In this episode we interview Christine Cheung and Sandy Strong of PyLadies at PyCon 2012, get excited about what they're doing for the community and diversity, lament the rise of the brogrammer, and pass judgment on modern Lego kits.
What can we say about Katie? We met her at PyCon 2012 and, frankly, we were starstruck. She's a woman of many talents... She codes! She does things to the Internet! She blogs! She talks sometimes! She likes to...
And, lo, we are returned from the void. From Python Import Podcast is back! In this episode, we meet with Steve Holden, Chairman of the PSF and all around swell guy. We discuss the history of PyCon and Python itself,...
What do you mean it’s not February any more? Seriously?! Sigh. We know, we know, we broke our promise again. Life happened–to all of us. We’ll do better next time (Chris has a plan, you see.) Luckily, the wait...
...or “Make Your Own Episode Title, Since You’re So Clever; I’m Tired and Going to Sleep Because Codemash Starts in Seven Hours” Broadcasting from high atop the basement of the Buckeye Beer Engine, regular voices Chris Miller, Mike Pirnat, David...
In this episode, as cast of thousands…okay, six…discuss the most recent PyOhio conference.
In this episode Mike Crute, Cory Sitko, and Mike Pirnat enjoy a day at the beach: not swimming, not making sand castles, but talking about Python. And yet, we love them. Detailed show notes to follow, once Chris...
In this episode of From Python Import Podcast: We learn that Dave Stanek thinks that most of us (and by us, we mean you. Yes, you.) are using decorators wrong. “Balderdash!” quoth the Stanek. “This is all frumious...
In this episode, we continue our discussion of the Zen of Python.
This is the first of two episodes where we’re going to explore PEP 20, that is, The Zen of Python. Beautiful is better than ugly. Explicit is better than implicit. Simple is better than complex. Complex is better than...
Welcome to the first episode of the podcast! These, my friends, are the Show Notes. Introduction to Your Hosts David Stanek @dstanek on Twitter Mike Crute @mcrute on Twitter Chris Miller @codeshaman on Twitter / codeshaman on Identi.ca...