Łukasz Langa / Designing With Immutability [eng]

This is a video from the Python fwdays'20 online conference, that was held on May 23, 2020.

Talk description:
Python is mutable to the core. Internals of objects and data structures are not only introspectable at runtime but also mostly modifiable. This is very useful and a big reason why Python is the language of our choice.
However, proper immutable collections do provide significant unique advantages, too. Python provides a few of those: strings, bytes, tuples, and frozensets. With the immutables package, you can also use an efficient Map implementation.
This talk is a whirlwind tour of those advantages and how knowing about them can change how you design your software.

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[rodelias]

Nice talk and really nice way of presenting it! Thanks!