Mastering Debugging in Python and Static Typing for Python 2.7 and 3x
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Guests:
- Elizaveta Shashkova: Python Debugger: from internals to daily use
Elizaveta is a software developer of PyCharm IDE at JetBrains. She is a master in Python debugging and debuggers and the author of PyCharm's Concurrency Visualiser 🔎🐛
https://twitter.com/lisa_shashkova
- Luciano Ramalho: Static Typing in Python
About the talk:
The introduction of the type hints supporting Python 2.7 and Python > 3.5 is one of the biggest changes in the history of Python. The best
feature of type hints: they are totally optional. Type hints help
detect bugs and enhance readability—but not always.
They also introduce complexity and make it harder to leverage some of Python's most powerful dynamic features. The cost-benefit of using type hints varies from project to project. Sometimes there is value in type
hinting part of a codebase but not all of it. This talk introduces
type hints and discusses the pros and cons of this epic new feature.
About the speaker:
Luciano is the author of Fluent Python, an international bestseller published in 9 languages. He started using Python in 1998, creating publishing systems for "Web 1.0". Python is Luciano's favorite language 💛
