Rodrigo's newsletter has just the right amount of information to make for light reading but also helps me keep up to date with Python topics, should I wish to dig further!
I love your emails π
I always learn something new. I just found out the type
statement exists in Python. I didn't know about Protocol
either.
Thanks a lot for everything that you do! I can tell you put a lot of effort into it.
As always fresh, light-footed, crisp yet really useful! Thanks Rodrigo! Much appreciated.
Bi-directional generators?! Now that is the exact reason I signed up to your mailing list!
I really enjoy the Mathspp newsletter, have gone through many of the blogs as well, they're very insightful and informative. Pydon'ts is on my reading list next, and I already know it'll be amazing.
I always look forward to your newsletters which are very interesting and informative. Your style of writing is also a delight to read.
I really enjoy your newsletter and it at least helps me to code a little Python every other week. I feel fresh.
The newsletter is a small, digestible, quality bite of python learning. It is a great way to quickly learn something new.
My email inbox is preciousβas is everyone else'sβso I don't subscribe to newsletters. But I make a very few exceptions. Rodrigo's newsletter is one of this exclusive group. And his emails are a few of the emails I actually always read.
His writing is fresh and refreshing, easy to read but packed with useful information, never boring, always insightful.
If you call yourself a Pythonistaβor wish to do so one dayβand you're not yet subscribed to Rodrigo's email, then, what are waiting for?!
And while you're there, get a copy of all his books. Yes, all of them.
I'd just like to say thank you for the awesome Mathsapp Insider emails - they're always a pleasure to read/work through! Your willingness to share these "this actually happened to me in real life" problems+solutions is greatly appreciated.
Here are some of the best issues I've sent in the past:
__init__
? β learn about __init__
's big brother, the dunder method __new__