The Mental Game of Python - Raymond Hettinger [synced version]

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Timestamps (credit: Станислав Купряхин):

00:00 Intro
02:47 Overview of strategies
05:41 Strategy: Chunking and Aliasing
09:36 Example: Random module
22:05 Strategy: Solve a related but simpler problem
23:09 "The Feynman Algorithm"
35:58 Strategy: Build classes independently and let inheritance discover itself
47:32 Strategy: Repeat tasks manually until patterns emerge, then move to a function
1:04:15 Strategy: Consider object oriented programming as a graph traversal problem

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Description
or "Strategies learned from coaching, teaching, and StackOverflow"

If you work with thousands of developers, ranging from the experienced to the aspirational, you can see what patterns of thought seem to confer success. Raymond shares what he’s seen that works best for developing problem solving skills, learning how to learn, how to get unstuck, and reliable strategies for managing complexity.

The talk includes live coding examples to make these ideas concrete.

About the speaker
Python core developer. Certified Public Accountant. Freelance programmer/consultant/trainer. Husband to Rachel. Father to Matthew.

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