Audiocasts/Shows/Screencasts: Python Podcast, Linux Headlines, OpenMandriva 4.1 Beta and ArcoLinux 20.1
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Podcast.__init__: Using Deliberate Practice To Level Up Your Python
An effective strategy for teaching and learning is to rely on well structured exercises and collaboration for practicing the material. In this episode long time Python trainer Reuven Lerner reflects on the lessons that he has learned in the 5 years since his first appearance on the show, how his teaching has evolved, and the ways that he has incorporated more hands-on experiences into his lessons. This was a great conversation about the benefits of being deliberate in your approach to ongoing education in the field of technology, as well as having some helpful references for ways to keep your own skills sharp.
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2020-01-13 | Linux Headlines
GRUB gets an important patch, a great twitter client for desktop Linux, another Linux distro reaches out to Windows 7 refugees, and the ever-deepening relationship between Microsoft and Samsung.
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OpenMandriva 4.1 Beta Run Through
In this video, we are looking at OpenMandriva 4.1 Beta. Enjoy!
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ArcoLinux 20.1 Run Through
In this video, we are looking at ArcoLinux 20.1. Enjoy!
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