#363: Python for .NET and C# developers

Talk Python To Me

Michael Kennedy

Technology

4.8 • 635 Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2022

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Are you coming to Python from another language and ecosystem? It can seem a bit daunting at first. But Python is very welcoming and has a massive array of tools and libraries. In this episode, I speak to my friend Cecil Philip who does both Python and .NET development. We discuss what it's like coming to Python from .NET as well as a whole bunch of compare and contrasts across the two ecosystems.

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0:00.0	Are you coming to Python from another language and ecosystem?
0:03.0	It can seem a bit daunting at first, but Python is very welcoming and has a massive array of tools and libraries.
0:10.0	In this episode, I speak with my friend Cecil Philip, who does both Python and dotnet development.
0:15.0	We discuss what it's like coming to Python from.net as well as a whole bunch of compare and contrast across those two ecosystems.
0:23.6	This is Talk Python to me. Episode podcast on Python. This is your host, Michael Kennedy. Follow me on Twitter
0:47.8	where I'm at M Kennedy and keep up with a show and listen to past episodes at Talk Python.fm.
0:53.1	And follow the show on Twitter via at Talk Python.
0:56.4	We've started streaming most of our episodes live on YouTube.
1:00.0	Subscribe to our YouTube channel over at TalkPython.fm slash YouTube to get notified about upcoming shows and be part of that episode.
1:08.3	Hey folks, I want to share a cool opportunity with you. Many people reach out to me and
1:12.7	ask about getting a job doing full-time Python rather than, say, Java and the day and Python on a
1:18.6	hobby basis. If you're in the market for a proper Python job with adventure right in the
1:23.4	description, then check this out. The Intelligence and Space Research Division at Los Alamos
1:28.8	National Laboratory is seeking some smart and talented developers to help them blaze new galactic
1:33.8	trails across the solar system. They're located in the American Southwest, so you'll also have
1:38.7	time to explore earthly trails in the beautiful mountains of northern New Mexico. You could use your
1:44.0	amazing Python skills
1:45.2	to write software for satellites orbiting the Earth, design systems and interfaces that help
1:49.9	protect America's security interests, process data from Mars, or even explore a host of other
1:55.2	fascinating space research projects. Does that sound like an adventure? Well, you won't be alone.
2:01.5	Your team will be filled with experts in software, engineering, and space science all working together. Just visit
2:07.1	talkbithon.fm slash Los Alamos and shoot them an email. That link actually opens your email
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