Wesley Chun, Guido van Rossum Python is one of the key languages at Google today. It runs on many our internal systems and shows up in many of our APIs. Some of the key contributors to the language are Googlers and continue to actively promote, use, and support the language. In this talk, we’ll discuss Python’s background & history, discuss its philosophy, show you some syntax, and give some examples of what we use it for at Google.
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Loved this video. Oh and Guido has lost weight.
Great talk. thank you Wesley* , Guido and Q&A folk for making it very informative.
hi,
im looking for tutorial on web application development in python including installing, configuring python, web server, using IDE, and a sample application.
i have been looking for installing OS, web server, IDE, to develop a sample web application in python, all the information is scattered and buggy.
please compile a tutorial comprising of OS, IDE, web server, all the configurations, and with a 4 page web application to start with. I prefer ubuntu, nginx, eclipse-pydev
The proposal to teach programming along with reading (13:45) and writing is a bad idea. He says everyone uses programming daily, but all the examples he gave are indirect ones. By the same logic physics, chemistry and pretty much everything should be taught to children from a young age.
Omg, Hello World ib C++: there’s no such thing as iostream.h! (3:49)
Thats it….I’m going to learn Python
Nice Vid, Thanks. How cool is Youtube right? Stay connected and see you on the next one!
There, I’m not anti-social!
Python@Google starts at 29:19
University of Toronto also switched from Java to Python as introductory programming language for first year undergrads.
It seems we are all screaming for a Android sdk for Python!
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Can’t download the PDF slides ?
The first question is pretty good, most of people puzzled which programing language they should use. the answer is so funny and impartial
Q&A is more funny
Jeff Elkner is my Computer Science Teacher. His cs I class is all about python.
You ask the Android team? Duh! SL4A will it ever be what it should be
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