Thank you, Mariatta! This helps me understand Sphinx.

7:40 ... typical Indian code.

I was this close to giving up on using Sphinx, but this video helped me a lot. Thank you!

It was awesome to hear someone's opinion on this topic, thank you😊

Are you using a mocking library outside of the standard? MagicMock seems perfectly happy to make up a method rather than raise an error, if no seal() is in place.

Hey, you are the only woman who teach such a useful thing in my life. Btw, wear blue instead of red.

I don’t think anyone else could have given a great introduction to “rst” than you. Thank you 🙏

Jimmy did another talk here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paann5SQrb9-ocU Plus is that he's understandable in that one.

Thanks Maria! 💯

Thank you. This video was precise and very helpful. Is there a chance you could do one on “docs-as-code”

The best introduction to restructuredtext I've seen.

HELP

Hi mariatta, im crating a documentation for an autonomous vehicle in Mexico and im learing about readthedocs and rst, thanks for all the information, it was very usefull!

Great summary! Thanks!

This is a great module. I wish there were more detailed video tutorials with examples that show how to use it.

Thank you Mariatta, good job!

Good

Thank you! Very helpful :)

Wow, you explained it so so easily and with a comparison!

Can you use templates to layout your .rst file? The papaja library for R is a Godsend for people who need it, if there was something like that for python it'd mean I very rarely need to open R (no hate, I just don't prefer it).

Braba demais! This video is a great contribution for the python community!

Great job, great introduction and comparison to markdown!

wonderful overview. Great job @Mariatta Wijaya

That Pydantic based Model validation is something that most frameworks won't provide and auto generation of docs are too pretty good features of FastAPI.. There are other things too.. thanks for sharing !!

Nice interactive plot! This lib literally changes my life.

Reactive extensions solves all these problems in a functional style.

Looks like 1 asyncio user or someone not writing concurrent code downvoted it

Só pode ser br.

Great talk

Great presentation. Enjoyed the legal aspect, short and sweet, agreement on xpath and scrapy as best practice

def greet(sval): if sval=='es' print('gracias') elif sval=='en': print('thank you') else: print('merci')

François Piednoël? LMAO

Awesome stuff Maya!

Good Job Maya. Proud of you

So the key innovation here is the fact that because you have a tree ownership structure for all tasks (and the owner can cancel the task), you have a natural way for exceptions to propagate up?

4:18 2a03 : 2880 : f10d : 83 : *face : b00c* : 0 : 25de _"someone's been having a bit of fun here"_

the way nursery starts "coroutines" is very similar to how Golang does things. Good job Nathaniel.

Why is the video resolution so low?

So I assume nursery.cancel_scope.cancel() cancels all the *other* threads except the one that called it?

Excelente! Muchas gracias por compartir! Tengo una entrevista a Hannah Long de Quora que te puede interesar revisar kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5W5g4Gslr50gqM Saludos!

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Does Guido has deficiency in his right hand?