As software developers, we live in a world of uncertainty and flux.

Do you need to build a new web app?

Well, maybe using Django makes some sense since you've been doing that for a long time.

There is flask, but it's more mix and match being a microframework.

But you've also heard that Async and Away are game changers,

and Fast API might be the right choice there.

Whatever it is you're building, there's constant pressure to stay on top

of a moving target. Learning is not something you do in school and then get a job as a developer.

No, it's a constant and critical part of your career. It's why we all need to be good, very good at it.

Matt Harrison is back on Talk Python. Talk to us about some tips, tricks, and even science about learning

as software developers. This is Talk Python, Episode 29 a weekly podcast on Python, the language, the libraries, the ecosystem, and the personalities.

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Matt, welcome back to Talk Python to me.

Thanks.

Thanks for having me on.

It's always great to have you on. It's

fun. We're doing a lot of things together. We were in the Humble Bundle together and done the book together

and various things. So nice to have you on the show as a return guest as well. You were on before

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