My latest video class with Pearson officially came out this week, and I am thrilled to announce that all the code in the class is (finally!) available. https://t.co/KKHiZLUTOR Thanks you for your patience to all those who watched the previews of the class without the code!
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Technology is inherently political. We choose to support a better future rather than the appalling status quo. I'm happy to put my name to that rather than hiding behind anonymity.
Boosting for other timezones. If you’ve got any interest at all in Python on Windows, or improving the ability of Python code to interact with Windows system libraries, please let Microsoft know - even if it’s just a 👍 on the ticket.
Friends: the French press is reporting that anti-inflammatory drugs (aspirin, ibuprofen, etc) are linked to complications with COVID-19. Recommendation: use paracetamol (aka: acetaminophen/Tylenol) as a fever reducer instead. Source: https://t.co/A9zzSKjBO1
I have a very close friend who’s a researcher studying public health at a major NGO, and he told me that this was THE week to practice as much social distancing as possible, even if you don’t have to go to work.
I asked him to explain why. Sharing his answers w/ permission (1/x)
“The problem with prepping is that I buy all this Ben and Jerry’s, then I’m anxious so I eat it, and then I have to go get more Ben and Jerry’s in order to be prepared and the cycle starts again”
@KenWhitesell 😂 It's the third class, and uses Django 2.2 . I would like to upgrade the code (eventually) to the next Django long-term release. I'll be working on publishing the first class before that, though.
Rather than continue to sit on it, I have released the existing code for my class: https://t.co/lN4ZMCk1Ja Updated async material and additional Celery code on the way!
I am working on updating the code to my latest Python course. I hope to have it updated by the end of February, at which point I will open the repo on Github. Thank you all for your patience!