Mm-hmm

... you know, building packages to helping developers manage their environments.

Um, but more and more through social media and friends just over the 10 years now having conversations where, um, one, people just don't understand things and are confused.

But then two, people don't understand things but are talking very confidently about Python, um, and, and I think misrepresenting it lots of times.

Um, and then, you know, also just seeing- The growth in the number of tools that we have, not just in packaging, but kind of tooling in general.

Like Python's had all these different formatters, all these different packaging tools.

I re- you know, I remember the days when there were competition over testing tools later in the early days of pytest and nose.

Mm-hmm

What about the audiences here?

They're amazing.

They're fantastic.

They're so warm.

They're really smart.

They're really savvy about theater.

I was like, you know, I've done a lot of shows in New York, you know, and I've had audiences who are just flat out rude and making noise and this kind of stuff.

It's like, I don't know, coming home.