#171 - Hypermodern Python with Claudio Jolowicz

Pybites Podcast

Welcome back everybody! This week we have another exciting podcast episode, this time with Claudio Jolowicz, well known for his "Hypermodern Python" article series which he recently turned into a book.
We dive into what Hypermodern Python means, uv's current quick rise, Nox, 80/20 tooling for (beginner) Python devs, Rust, mindset, and last but not least, some good book tips.
We hope you enjoy this interview with Claudio and make sure to check out his great materials.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro episode
01:42 Intro Claudio
02:44 Music background
04:21 Hypermodern Python
08:20 uv rapid develment
10:20 Making uv default tool
12:56 Nox for local CI
15:20 Hypermodern Python, the book
19:57 80/20 tooling for beginners
22:37 PDM ad segment
23:03 uv making it easier
25:02 Cloudflare and Rust
27:33 Developer mindset and persistence
30:23 Book tips
32:25 Design patterns and TDD
33:40 Monkeypatching and dependency injection
37:12 Final CTA and wrap up
Links:
- Hypermodern Python article series
- Hypermodern Python book
- NOX vs TOX – WHAT are they for & HOW do you CHOOSE? 🐍
- Harry Percival's Stop using mocks video
- Book tip #1 - The Manager's Path by Camille Fournier
- Book tip #2 - Designing Data-Intensive Applications by Martin Kleppmann
- Book tip #3 - Architecture Patterns with Python by Harry Percival and Bob Gregory
- Claudio's GitHub and X

Chapters

1. Intro episode (00:00:00)

2. Intro Claudio (00:01:42)

3. Music background (00:02:44)

4. Hypermodern Python (00:04:21)

5. uv rapid develment (00:08:20)

6. Making uv default tool (00:10:20)

7. Nox for local CI (00:12:56)

8. Hypermodern Python, the book (00:15:20)

9. 80/20 tooling for beginners (00:19:57)

10. PDM ad segment (00:22:37)

11. uv making it easier (00:23:03)

12. Cloudflare and Rust (00:25:02)

13. Developer mindset and persistence (00:27:33)

14. Book tips (00:30:23)

15. Design patterns and TDD (00:32:25)

16. Monkeypatching and dependency injection (00:33:40)

17. Final CTA and wrap up (00:37:12)