Dobbs Code Talk - Guido van Rossum On Python 3 -- and More

Mar 16

2008

Guido van Rossum On Python 3 -- and More

Posted by Jon Erickson in Python, Programming Languages, Parallelism Concurrency

Dr. Dobb's contributing editor Mike Riley talks with Guido van Rossum about Python 3, multi-core architectures, and how other languages compare to Python. [audio]

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I'd kill for a transcript
written by Christopher Diggins, March 17, 2008

I don't have time to listen to audio. Any chance of transcripts for the audio casts?

I'd Kill for a Transcript Too :-)
written by Jon Erickson, March 17, 2008

I'll see what I can do in regards to a transcript, but can't make any promises. Thanks.

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