There is a field for linking to web-site at repository description. This should point to http://pymust.watch/

Consider ways of making searching and looking for specific videos, speakers etc. easier. Especially when the collection grows larger.

Brandon Rhodes - 2014:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJtef410XaM

It talks about isolating the logic from the routines instead of isolating the IOs.

Found here: https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome/blob/master/pull_request_template.md

So that we can add this repo to the Python section of the list.

Free, open source, weekly series on Flask - Discover Flask.

Thoughts? Happy to open a pull request.

This thread is 7 months old but it contains a few good links I think : http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/1rs7ub/what_are_some_mustwatch_python_videos .

Most of them are already here and I didn't have a chance to skim it but maybe me future-myself or anyone else will want to do it.

Perhaps the Python logo; maybe with a 🎥 (or something similar) on it.

Hey,

Im compiling a little list of my own(to be found here), and would like to incorporate a few of the resources you point to into it. Is that okay for you?

Cheers

Hello,

It would be amazing to have an RSS feed. I don't know if it is technically possible using gh-pages though.

Regards.

Add :: Google's Python Class
https://developers.google.com/edu/python/

A basic use of {{ mustache }} or Handlebars.js (or any other templating library) should suffice.

Or, perhaps use Tempita and have a Python script that generates both the markdown file and the static website.

More of a reminder than a bug but this video (found on the frontpage of http://fr.reddit.com/r/python/ ) looks awesome (I haven't watched the video yet but I quickly went through the article and it seems really good).

https://www.codementor.io/python-tutorial/stack-overflow-martijn-pieters-python-optimization

The tutorial on how to do that can be found here.

Possible domain names are:

• py-must.watch
• py-must-watch.com
• py-must-watch.io

More suggestions very welcome.

Hi!

This repo is neat!

Let me and @willkg know if you find some must-watch videos that aren't on pyvideo. You can open an issue here https://github.com/willkg/pyvideo

I wasn't sure how to talk to you, so I opened this issue. You can close it out now that you know my suggestion?

Great project!
I'm a big consumer of Python videos on PyVideo.org. Stumbled upon the repo after googling something related to a talk I had liked.

I'm still going through the huge batch of videos from 2016 conferences around the world.
I've come across many talks about async these past two years, but this is by far the best I've seen:
Practical Python Async for Dummies

It. Just. Works.

When clicking on icons. Nothing happens.
The console prints:
Error: player.loadVideoById is not a function
Might be that Angular from cdn is not loaded?

Or at least fix the current issue with them being mis-aligned. However, for reference, pinterest style tiles look like (in terms of positioning, not content):

I'm only guessing but there should be a bunch of new interesting videos coming with PyCon 2015.

I'm only assuming that this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf-BqAjZb8M is going to be as awesome as the other presentations from Raymond Hettinger .

PyCon wasn't held in the US for the past 2 years.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTj297sGzxw

Tutorial on how to apply animations is here.

As mentioned in #3, main markdown should be split into more files to categorise videos into:

• "theory/philosophy of python" (meaning core/builtin only)
• "pythonic web dev" (includes requests, beautiful soup, and all those framework talks)
• "pythonic tools/programs" (for things like pyqt, docopt: things to make tools/desktopish programs easier)

Of course, more categories can be added later.

Hi,

I think a good idea would be to add the video durations (similar to https://github.com/rosarior/django-must-watch/). I am willing to do it, but I would like to know if you are willing to merge the changes and if yes, in what form:

• add the durations only to the README file
• add them to the main page too.

Thanks!

Playing around with the idea of using filtered search:

Interactive link here

This can be done using any form of local browser storage (Cookies, LocalStorage etc.).

Can we add e.g. Grunt to run tasks such as minifying and NPM to manage dependencies?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e08kOj2kISU

Wouldn't it make more sense to order years descending?

I've really appreciated Erik's talk at this year's PyCon US: http://pyvideo.org/video/2647/designing-poetic-apis