James Powell: Advanced Metaphors in Coding with Python | PyData Berlin 2017

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[amortalbeing]

I'd like to call this guy, vim-guy! since 2014 that I know! he has been using vim and never, not a single time, used a presentation of anykind! he live codes every single talk!
and I love it!

[aprilsakura]

he is really teaching the first principles behind the enomous detailes!

[mrtoine]

Metaclasses 2:55
Decorators 29:15
Generators 43:05
Context Managers 1:00:40

[AlyceIsFree]

My approach to this problem would be

class Base:
def foo(self):
return self.bar() # noqa

def __init_subclass__(cls, **kwargs):
assert hasattr(cls, "bar"), "bar() method missing"

[Neuroszima]

It has been like what 7 and a half years ago and i only now understand what this guy has to say