44 - Django with Will Vincent

from The Python Show Hosted by Mike Driscoll

In this episode, we welcome Will Vincent to the Python Show Podcast. Will has written several books on Django. We chatted about all things Django and Python. Specifically, we covered the following topics: * Favorite Python packages * Podcasts * Content creation * Book writing * Why Django versus another web framework * AI and writing * and more! Links * Follow Will on Mastodon * Check out Will’s work on GitHub * Learn Django with Will * Will Vincent’s personal website * Django News newsletter * Django Chat podcast * django-microframework Get full access to The Python Show at www.pythonshow.com/subscribe

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