#106 - Blaise Pabon on his developer journey, open source and why Python is great
About this episode
Welcome back to the Pybites podcast. This week we have a very special guest: Blaise Pabon.
We talk about his background in software development, how he started with Python and his journey with us in PDM.
We also pick his brains about why Python is such a great language, the importance of open source and his active role in it, including a myriad of developer communities he takes part in.
Lastly, we talk about the books we're currently reading.
Links:
- Vitrina: a portfolio development kit for DevOps
- Boston Python hosts several online meetings a week
- The mother of all (web) demo apps
- Cucumberbdd New contributors ensemble programming sessions
- Reach out to Blaise: blaise at gmail dot com | Slack
Books:
- Antifragile
- The Tombs of Atuan (Earthsea series)
- How to write
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