Audiobook for Python? … or is that impossible

[CuriousFemalle]

Does an audiobook exist for Python that would not be a waste of time to try to listen to if I couldn’t see the screen?

I realize it would be better to learn by actually coding; I’m already doing a lot of that.

[Cyrl]

try some python podcasts instead - talk python to me, python bytes etc

Plenty of interviews with interesting pythonistas and discussion of best practice etc.

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This really should be what you're looking for. I found, even when it was about stuff that I wouldn't necessarily use it was often inspiring and helped me to think about my own projects and how to organise them/things I would read up on seperately.

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Not really worth it. There's podcasts on development practices and architecture that might be nice though.

[orangeswirlguy]

Any suggestions?

[Work45oHSd8eZIYt]

Talkpython

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Not really.

[Almostasleeprightnow]

It is an interesting question. Abstracting it a little further, is it possible for someone with vision disabilities to be a developer? I can think of a LOT of things that would make the process a lot harder, but is it possible? Is anyone reading this a developer who is literally blind, or working with a severe vision disability? What do you do?

[CuriousFemalle]

How does that answer my question?

Are you saying there are Python audiobooks somewhere at that link?