Lazy Looping: The Next Iteration


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This page contains resources I recommended and sources of inspiration for my talk Lazy Looping: The Next Iteration. You'll also find slides and some information about my Python skill-building service, Python Morsels.

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The slides 💻

You can find the slides for the talk at https://treyhunner.com/lazy-looping.

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Recording of this talk 🎥

You can watch a recording of this talk from DjangoCon US 2019.


Related resources 📚


Who am I? ✨

My name is Trey and I help professional programmers improve their Python skills. I do on-site and remote Python training for teams and corporations and I run a Python skill-building service for individuals called Python Morsels.

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