About this episode
Paul Everitt is a developer advocate for JetBrains and PyCharm.
Covered topics include:
- The transition of Python from BDFL to steering committee
- Brainstorming topics for this podcast
- Django, function based vs class based views, and Nancy Pelosi
- Coaching Lacrosse, "we're not in the lacrosse business, we're in the leadership business"
- Sports, if done the right way, can be a positive influence
- We don't need heroes, we need the next generation of heroes
- Volunteering work is a lot like open source
- Skateboarding and collaboration over competition
- Show notes and resources can be found at pythontest.com/pythonpeople
- This podcast produced in conjunction with pythontest.com
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