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Awesome podcast!!

There's still a major lack of communication happening.

As co-author of Real Python, I suggest a combination of Learn Python the Hard Way and Real Python. Our courses focus on practical, learning by doing exercises, while Learn Python the Hard Way focuses on getting the syntax down.

http://realpython.com

Best!

clickable - http://dashingly.co

Email me. I could def. hire you for a few small jobs - michael at realpython dot com.

Respect the back button.

`history.pushState()`

Besides that, looks great guys!

I think this is also a way to open up organizations to the power of the community as well as open source. Seeing ideas come from outside the organization could perhaps open them up to wanting more and more feedback and fall on to open source to better parts of their current products.

if so. contact me. michael [at] mherman [dot] org

i know a a few people interested.

interested in mentoring?

clickable: https://www.spritesapp.com

oops. i just changed over my share utilities and was testing some analytics on it. my bad.

clickable - http://www.resumebeacon.com

instagram tag search circa 1980

http://mherman.org/instagram-search-386/

Good point.

I believe the IRS treats bitcoins as property, rather than an actual currency. But form what I've heard, when doing you're taxes, you actually just treat it as regular payroll taxes.

https://bitcointaxes.info/

clickable link - https://www.incoin.io/

This is not very good code. Here's a little better refactor - https://github.com/realpython/interview-questions/blob/maste...

How about a nice PDF? Example - https://github.com/realpython/about/blob/master/deployment.p...

I can make a PDF fairly easily. Here's a sample - https://github.com/realpython/about/blob/master/deployment.p...

Make your own - http://www.lulu.com/

Excellent resource. I supported the Kickstarter. Helped review and edit the alpha and beta versions. And I just submitted my first pull - https://github.com/rpicard/explore-flask/pull/43

Highly recommended!

You can create one yourself easily with Pandoc, then PUSH the convertor to the repo for others. :)

If you're looking for advanced web development, check out Real Python - http://www.realpython.com

Sure, we start with the basics, but we do get into some advanced topics - like BDD, adding Angular to Django ...

(Note: I am the co-founder and author)

They need some fine print since this is incredibly misleading. Don't want to do that to your first customers.

can you please elaborate?