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Python Interviews

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Product type Paperback
Published in Feb 2018
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ISBN-13 9781788399081
Length 366 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Michael Driscoll Michael Driscoll
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters Close

Preface
1. Brett Cannon
2. Steve Holden FREE CHAPTER
3. Carol Willing
4. Glyph Lefkowitz
5. Doug Hellmann
6. Massimo Di Pierro
7. Alex Martelli
8. Marc-André Lemburg
9. Barry Warsaw
10. Jessica McKellar
11. Tarek Ziadé
12. Sebastian Raschka
13. Wesley Chun
14. Steven Lott
15. Oliver Schoenborn
16. Al Sweigart
17. Luciano Ramalho
18. Nick Coghlan
19. Mike Bayer
20. Jake Vanderplas
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Chapter 18. Nick Coghlan

Nick Coghlan

Nick Coghlan is an Australian software developer and systems architect. His past roles include software engineer at Boeing Australia and senior software engineer at Red Hat Asia Pacific, a provider of open source solutions. Nick is a CPython core developer and BDFL-delegate for Python packaging interoperability standards. He is a founding member of the Python Software Foundation (PSF)'s Python Packaging Working Group, and the founder of the PyCon Australia Education Seminar. Over the past 20 years, Nick has contributed to a range of open source systems and software projects.

Photo credits of Nick Coghlan: © Kushal Das

Discussion themes: core developers, PEPs, learning Python.

Catch up with Nick Coghlan here: @ncoghlan_dev

Mike Driscoll: What made you decide to become a computer programmer?

Nick Coghlan: Originally, I just did programming as a plaything as a kid. We had the good old BASIC programming book for the Apple IIe.

It wasn't until...

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