About this episode
This week we have Antonio Melé on the show, CTO & co-founder at Nucoro and author of Django 4 by Example.
We talk about:
- His day to day at Nucoro.
- Why he chose Django as a web framework and how he uses it at the company.
- What inspired him to write a highly practical (dense) book on Django.
- Some challenges he faced (and faces) with writing a "colossal" Django book :)
- Tips on learning new (complex) technologies.
- What adjacent skills are most important for the Django developer.
- Class based vs function based views? (Yes, we had to ask him haha)
- And more ... Enjoy!
Mentioned stoic book Antonio is reading: How to Be a Stoic
You can get Antonio's book here - seriously, get it! You will learn a lot!
You can reach out to Antonio via LinkedIn or our community.
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