About a month ago, I started my “Python standard library video explainer series” on YouTube. My goal is to walk through the Python standard library, one little bit at a time — explaining it to Python developers, and also discovering (for myself) the many gems that exist in there, but which I’ve never had a chance to discover or work with.
The series now has more than 25 videos, with more than 2.5 hours of content. I’m currently still on the “builtins” area of the standard library, but will soon be making my way into non-builtin modules. I have already learned a lot in preparing this series, and expect to learn much more as I march through the standard library, one little bit at a time.
As is always the case when I teach, I use the Jupyter notebook and live-code as I explain things. One viewer/subscriber suggested that I should share these Jupyter notebooks with the public.
And so, as of earlier today, you can get copies of the Jupyter notebooks I used in making my videos from GitHub: https://github.com/reuven/video-explainer-notebooks . I hope that the combination of Jupyter + videos will help people to understand Python better.
Subscribe to my YouTube channel, and you’ll get updates whenever I add to my explainer series!
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