Recently I wrote a blog post about how I don't worry about Python losing users
[https://snarky.ca/why-i-dont-worry-about-python-losing-users/]. Within minutes I
had people asking about Python's usage, which
I just had a need to read two files that were line-delimited lists of domains,
consolidate the data, and then output the domains sorted and all lowercased to a
new file. It took
When I posted on Google+ about Python 3.4.1 being released
[https://plus.google.com/107826054989536826392/posts/XW1ajDL3vQh] it led to
various comments on the post and it made me realize how
Having been so heavily involved with the creation of Python 3, I'm constantly
trying to figure out ways to help more of the community make the switch. While
doing what I
I have been involved with Python’s development process
[http://docs.python.org/devguide/] as an official core developer of the language
for a decade over Python’s 24 years in existence and