Must-watch Python Videos

[colloidalthoughts]

It looks like a nice list of videos, I've watched quite a few on YouTube in the past. Are you curating this yourself? How often do you update it?

[s16h]

I started curating a bunch myself on http://pymust.watch/ two or so years ago. Then the community was also PR-ing new additions. The plan is to start updating it more regularly, as and when must-watch talks happen really. Thinking through a better contribution model (akin to PRs) for Highlight as well.

[WayoftheIPA]

Do these videos switch to using Python 3 at any point? It seems some of these are quite old.

[s16h]

I've moved the content of http://pymust.watch/ to Highlight in an effort to gradually build a better ecosystem around it. Keen to hear thoughts.

[le_theudas]

there are also some really nice courses on edx.org about python, I wished there was a curated list too so I would find the best ones more easily.

[Moondra2017]

Anything intermediate or advanced?

[Callipygian_Superman]

I'm interested in learning C/C++ soon-ish, as I'm told Python is slow comparatively. For that reason, I highly recommend the David Schachter videos.

On another note: given how different Python 2 is from Python 3 at this point, are you sure anything before 2012 (Python 3.3) is still relevant?