You'll find this episode to be part discussion on how to teach and learn Django, as well as

why learning web development can be hard, and part meta, where Will Vincent and I discuss

the business of creating content and teaching around Python. I think you'll enjoy both parts

on this episode of Talk Python Me, recorded December 6th, 2018.

Thank you. of Talk Python Me recorded December 6th, 2018. Welcome to Talk Python to Me, a weekly podcast on Python, the language, the libraries, the ecosystem, and the personalities.

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Will, welcome to Talk Python to Me.

Thanks for having me.

It's great to have you here.

I'm super excited to talk to you about teaching developers in general and teaching

Django in particular and even, you know, how do people go about making that kind of stuff

part of their job and stuff.

So I think there's a lot of interesting angles to touch on here.

But before we get to

them, let's start with your story. How do you get into programming in Python? Sure. So I got into

programming later in life. I didn't grow up coding computers were just scary and frustrating for me.

Define later. Later would be, so I first coded a site in 2008 when I was 27. I started my career as a book editor, which you probably

haven't heard before. And I noticed that two things were happening. Amazon was coming in and

telling all the publishers what to do, and they were sticking their head in the sands. And I also

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