Hello and welcome to Python Bites where we've delivered Python news and headlines directly to your earbuds. This is episode 355 recorded October 3rd, 2023 and I am Brian Ocken.

And I am Michael Kennedy. I almost

said the second because I thought we were going to record yesterday and we didn't. But had enough. Anyway, welcome everybody. Good to have the show. Thank you everyone for supporting us through purchasing courses at Talk Python Training or purchasing the PyTest course of course or supporting us on Patreon. We love Patreon supporters. And if you want to reach us, reach us through Fostodon on Mastodon at Michael Kennedy at Brian Ocken and at Python Bites. And if you're listening to this, you can also join us live sometimes. We usually are a Tuesdays 11, Tuesdays 11, ish on Pacific time. So join us and you can just go to Python Bites.fm to see the link. But we have some exciting news yesterday was exciting day. Tell us why.

We've been waiting a year for this one. Python 312 is out. Absolutely. Absolutely big news. If you look at how much stuff it's easy to just go, Oh, what are there's like these four new features I care about or something along those lines. It's like, okay, oh, there's a new Python. If you look at the changelog, Brian, if you look at the what's new and you scroll this, I threw this into omnivore.app and it said it's 48 minutes of reading to read the what's in this release. Wow. That's

a lot.