Episode 1: with Joanna Jablonski

Episode 1: with Joanna Jablonski
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We interviewed Joanna Jablonski to hear about how she got involved in the Python community, and the various contributions she’s made to Python.

Joanna worked at Real Python as Executive Editor where she ran the curriculum. She has also blogged for the Python Language Summit. Recently Joanna authored a PEP, PEP 732: The Python Documentation Editorial Board.

Joanna is a co-author of the book Python Basics, and was the primary reviewer of the book CPython Internals.

Topic discussed

  • Introductions
  • PyLadies Vancouver Meetup
  • F-strings
  • Opportunities in the Python community, and how it helps in her career
  • Executive Editor at Real Python
  • Her life before Python
  • PEP 732: The Python Documentation Editorial Board
  • Neolithic and Bronze Age textiles
  • Her current project: How to make a Docs Site: Shortcuts for Busy Devs

Get to know Joanna Jablonski

Joanna Jablonski

Joanna Jablonski

Joanna has written lots of great articles for RealPython, blogged for the Python Language Summit, and recently authored a PEP

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