Category: Python
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Take agentic coding to the next level
If you’re like me, then you’ve lately been exploring agentic coding, having AI write code on your behalf. What will be the impact on our work developing software? On hiring?
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Do you teach Python? Then check out course-setup
TL;DR: If you teach Python, then you should check out course-setup (https://pypi.org/project/course-setup/) at PyPI! I’ve been teaching Python and Pandas for many years. And while I started my teaching career
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What’s new in Pandas 3?
🎉 Pandas 3 is out! As of last week, saying “pip install pandas” or “uv add pandas” gives you the latest version. What’s new? What has changed? I’ve got a
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Learn to code with AI — not just write prompts
The AI revolution is here. Engineers at major companies are now using AI instead of writing code directly. But there’s a gap: Most developers know how to write code OR
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We’re all VCs now: The skills developers need in the AI era
Many years ago, a friend of mine described how software engineers solve problems: In other words: You can be the person writing the code, and solving the problem directly. Or
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Build YOUR data dashboard — join my next 8-week HOPPy studio cohort
Want to analyze data? Good news: Python is the leading language in the data world. Libraries like NumPy and Pandas make it easy to load, clean, analyze, and visualize your
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Reuven’s 2025 in review
Can you believe that 2025 is almost over? It was full of big events for me, and yet it also whizzed past at breakneck speed. And so, before we start
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30 things I’ve learned from 30 years as a Python freelancer
30 years! It’s hard to believe, but it was in December 1995 (i.e., 30 years ago) that I went freelance, giving up a stable corporate paycheck. And somehow, I’ve managed
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Want to learn uv?
You’ve probably heard about uv: But using uv isn’t just about learning a few commands. It’s about changing how you think about packaging, and what commands you run on a
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Your personal mentor for Python and Pandas
I’ve been teaching Python and Pandas for decades — in companies, at conferences, and on YouTube — and I keep hearing the same frustrations everywhere I go: That’s why I’ve