An opinionated list of awesome videos related to Python, with a focus on training and gaining hands-on experience.
Contents
- Being Pythonic
- The New Era
- Architecture & Software Design
- Documentation
- Testing
- Build Tools & Automation
- Releasing & Packaging
- DevOps with Python
- Scientific Python
- Related Resources
- Contributing
Writing pythonic code in good style, and for humans…
- Transforming Code into Beautiful, Idiomatic Python [49 min, PyCon US 2013, slides] – Learn to take better advantage of Python's best features and improve existing code through a series of code transformations.
- Stop Writing Classes [20 + 7 min, PyCon US 2012] – Python is a multi-paradigm language, and while classes are great, they are also overused. This shows real world code examples and refactors the unnecessary classes, exceptions, and modules out of them – leading to a simplification of 660 SLOC to a mere 5 SLOC in one case. But be aware of Start Writing More Classes.
- A Python Æsthetic: Beauty and Why I Python [47 min, PyCon CA 2012] – Principles of math and typesetting applied to your Python code to make it pleasing to the eye, and thus more readable and maintainable.
- Beyond PEP 8 – Best Practices for Beautiful Intelligible Code [52 min, PyCon 2015] – Raymond helps you to spot the Gorilla in your code.
Python 3 and other ‘modern’ and/or exciting stuff…
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Python 3.3: Trust Me, It's Better than 2.7 [35 + 5 min, PyCon US 2013, slides] – A comprehensive overview of new features in Python 3.0 to 3.3, so you know what you need to read about.
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What's coming in Python 3.5 and why you should be excited [41 min, PyData Seattle 2015] – Overview of new features in Python 3.5, and some gotchas.
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TODO Tulip + gevent + async in general
- The Clean Architecture in Python [50 min, PyOhio 2014, slides] – Applying Clean Architecture (a/k/a Hexagonal Architecture) to your Python code, making it more functional, for easier testing and comprehension.
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Better Documentation Through Automation: Creating Sphinx Extensions [22 + 5 min, PyCon US 2013] – Learn how to extend Sphinx for custom use-cases, using roles, directives, and builders.
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TODO Sphinx / something on publishing to GH, readthedocs, …?
- pytest: rapid and simple testing with Python [40 min, PyCon US 2012] – Overview of the py.test tool for rapid and simple test authoring, introducing common testing terms, basic examples and unique pytest features like reporting for humans and dependency injection.
- TODO Paver, doit, buildout, …
- devpi: driving packaging and testing needs [55 min, PyCon DE 2013] – Introduction to devpi (shortly before the 1.2 release), which is a private PyPI server, a self-updating
pypi.python.orgpackage cache, and a work-flow for uploading, testing and installing packages backed by tools. - Grug make fire! Grug make wheel! [27 min, PyCon AU 2014] – A look back at the confusing history of packaging in Python, how things got better and lead to today's formats and tools for releasing Python code.
- Python Packaging — A Zeitgeist [16 + 4 min, PyCon 2014] — A look at the current state of PyPI and related tooling (still applicable in 2016), and what's to come (PyPI 2.0 and metadata 2.0).
- Shipping Software To Users With Python [41 + 4 min, PyCon 2016] — glyph talks about building Python code into something a user can use.
- Reliably Distributing Compiled Modules [26 + 5 min, PyCon 2016] — Sort-of continues glyph's talk: what happens when you mix in CPython extensions.
- TODO fabric, Salt, Ansible, …
All about data science with Python…
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Bokeh: Interactive Visualizations in the Browser [23 min, SciPy 2014] – An introduction to Bokeh (just after the 0.5 release).
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TODO IPython + other basics
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TODO Pandas, bokeh, Anaconda, …
- pyvideo.org – Searchable index of videos related to Python, and also categorized for browsing.
- Must-watch videos about Python – Another video collection.
- Best Python Videos list by Full Stack Python.
- Awesome Python – A curated list of awesome Python frameworks, libraries, and software.
- Awesome Talks – A list of online talks that people really enjoyed watching, and that are worthy of your time.
- Awesome Technical Talks
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