In this episode we talk about shipping your code and why it is important to get code out there fast, because it's where part of the learning / feedback loop happens.
We hope the main takeaway from this episode will be that you shouldn't sit on code. Get it out there, and make it better in conjunction with the real world and people using your software.
This iterative process is also one of the things that is fascinating about the development process!
We take a recent feature we built and some of the issues we faced, a nice real world example.
Here is our mentioned PyBites Books app. You can try out the Goodreads import feature here.
And please help us grow our PyBites YouTube channel, check it out here - thanks!
Books mentioned:
Julian: Coraline
Bob: s/read/code/g :)
Shout-out to Roller and Mike for getting us on Effortless
Join our Slack Community here.
Book your free Python career assessment call here.
To work with us 1:1 joining our amazing PDM community, check out our coaching program.
Thanks for listening and we're back next week!
In this episode we talk about shipping your code and why it is important to get code out there fast, because it's where part of the learning / feedback loop happens.
We hope the main takeaway from this episode will be that you shouldn't sit on code. Get it out there, and make it better in conjunction with the real world and people using your software.
This iterative process is also one of the things that is fascinating about the development process!
We take a recent feature we built and some of the issues we faced, a nice real world example.
Here is our mentioned PyBites Books app. You can try out the Goodreads import feature here.
And please help us grow our PyBites YouTube channel, check it out here - thanks!
Books mentioned:
Julian: Coraline
Bob: s/read/code/g :)
Shout-out to Roller and Mike for getting us on Effortless
Join our Slack Community here.
Book your free Python career assessment call here.
To work with us 1:1 joining our amazing PDM community, check out our coaching program.
Thanks for listening and we're back next week!