Category: Python
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Announcing a new course: Intro Python — Fundamentals
Python is one of the hottest languages out there. People can’t get enough Python, and companies can’t get enough Python people. This means that learning Python is a great move
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Announcing: Two Python courses in Tel Aviv
Good news for developers in Israel — I’ll be offering two open-enrollment courses in Tel Aviv next month (January): Advanced Python: If you’ve already been using Python for at least
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Announcing: Weekly Python Exercise, Newbie Edition
Are you new to Python, and looking for relatively easy exercises to reinforce what you’ve learned? Do you use Python every day, but rely on Stack Overflow to answer questions
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Last chance to save 40% on Python and Git courses
Today (Monday) is the last day to benefit from my weekend sale, with 40% off of my books and courses! Just enter the coupon code “BF2018” for any product ,
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Black Friday sale — improve your Python + Git for 40% off!
Yup — just like everyone else, I’m having a Black Friday sale on all of my online books and courses. Just this weekend, you can use the coupon code BF2018
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Last chance: Weekly Python Exercise registration closes soon
You probably want to understand Python better, use it more efficiently, and write code that you (and others) can maintain — for yourself, your current job, and your career. Weekly
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Weekly Python Exercise: Registration closes in two days
This is just a reminder that registration for the next cohort of Weekly Python Exercise, my course that combines exercises and community to turn you into an advanced Python developer,
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Announcing: Weekly Python Exercise, Autumn 2018 cohort
Just about every day for the last decade, I’ve taught Python to developers at companies around the world. And if there’s anything that those developers want, it’s to improve their
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Avoiding Windows backslash problems with Python’s raw strings
I’m a Unix guy, but the participants in my Python classes overwhelmingly use Windows. Inevitably, when we get to talking about working with files in Python, someone will want to
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Python parentheses primer
If you have children, then you probably remember them learning to walk, and then to read. If you’re like me, you were probably amazed by how long it took to