terlfgy

It is entertaining and intelligent, but you won't learn Python from it and you won't get anywhere near a production ready implementation, since it glosses over all the hard parts.

Very verbose and obfuscating reply to a comment that has been censored and that we cannot see.

It is symptomatic for the Python space that criticism is drowned out by consultants, who write loads of perfect English and focus on the irrelevant.

The only part I'd agree with is that Beazley is competent. Has he written and maintained production ready code though? I wish that people who actually do something would also receive such defenses.

But no, in the Python space the trainers and consultants are superior to the people doing the work. and they rake in the cash.