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#316 Python 3.11 is here and it's fast (crossover)

Dec 30, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Python 311 - What's Up With That?
01:55 • 2min
3
Python 3.11 Live Streamed
03:40 • 2min
4
Anglomerus Processes in Python 3.10 Beta One
05:18 • 3min
5
Python 311 Release - What Can We Break?
07:49 • 3min
6
Python 311 - The Last Main Release?
10:28 • 2min
7
Is 311 Really as Awesome as You Think It Is?
12:11 • 2min
8
Is PEP 101 Really Up to Date?
13:48 • 3min
9
The Release Manager Is Not the Best Person to Fight It
17:05 • 3min
10
Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub
20:03 • 2min
11
Python 3.11 Task Groups
22:21 • 2min
12
Asynchronous Web Services - Concurrent Errors
24:45 • 2min
13
Python 3.10 - PEP 678
26:38 • 2min
14
Is There a Way to Enrich an Error Message?
28:42 • 2min
15
Is There Only One Note in the Cache?
30:52 • 2min
16
I'm Really Excited About Faster Python
32:27 • 2min
17
The Specializing Interpreter, Right?
34:04 • 2min
18
Python Zero Cost Exceptions
36:07 • 2min
19
Zero Cost Exceptions
38:03 • 2min
20
Adaptive Interpreter
39:55 • 2min
21
Adaptive Adapter
42:06 • 2min
22
April Fool's Project - Column Level Coverage
44:22 • 2min
23
The New Fine Grained Error Locations and Trace Backs
45:56 • 4min
24
310 Error, Non-Type Is Not Subscriptable
49:42 • 4min
25
Is the Whole Line Failing?
53:18 • 3min
26
Getting the Line Numbers Right in the Compiler
55:56 • 2min
27
Python 3 11 Story for High Script Higher Died
57:45 • 3min
28
Python 3 - A New Logo for Python 3
01:00:18 • 2min
29
Is 311 Ready for Developers?
01:01:49 • 2min