About this episode
This week we talk with another member of our PyBites community: Robin Beer.
He shares his coding journey, going from physicist to cloud software architect and co-founder of an energy startup.
Some takeaways from our conversation:
- Learning core Python and having a constant curious mindset gets you really far.
- You have to become comfortable stepping outside of your comfort zone, specially in a high-paced startup environment.
- How his perception of Pythonic / quality code changed going from a coding physicist to a professional software architect.
- How Python gave him more fulfilment in life, even to the point of becoming a digital nomad :)
Reach out to Robin:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/R_E_Beer
- Our community: https://pybit.es/community
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