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We’ll be talking about the different shells that allow you to interact with your computer, navigating the filesystem, and basic ways to manipulate files.

How to setup a python environment with an emphasis on communicating what the environment is across a team

We talk about refactoring code to by DRY, the scope of functions, and unit testing some (but not all!) of them

How do we enable short lived branches while maintaining code quality? Continuous integration tools can help

We'll talk about configuring your shell, file ownership and permissions, how to talk to other computers, and other useful command line tools.

Taking to heart the truism that each line of code will be read more often than it is written, we explore python style as commonly used in the greater python community

In this video we’re going to talk about type hints, which is a way to help you and your teammates know what objects a function should be returning and what types of objects a function requires.

This video will focus on object oriented programming, we’ll talk about the Liskov substitution principle, and then talk about some drawbacks to using an object oriented programming style.

A brief introduction to the command line editor vim and compare with VS Code, a full IDE.

We present one way to write a pip-installable python package, refactoring code written in the previous video.

How do we incorporate changes to a repository when multiple team members are working on the repository at once?

In functional programming, functions are the first class objects. In addition, data is usually taken to be immutable. In this video we explore the consequences of these ideas.