This is the best talk from PyCon2015 that I've seen. Raymond is a great speaker, but he really hit it out of the ballpark with this one. Whenever I try to thi

This is the best talk from PyCon2015 that I've seen. Raymond is a great speaker, but he really hit it out of the ballpark with this one. Whenever I try to think "How would someone smarter than me solve this?", Raymond is one of the people I am thinking about. I'd highly recommend this talk. Aside: A few days after seeing this, a co-worker asked for my recommendations on a Python project he was working on. Which involved some Python code that was translated over from Java. Pretty much exactly what Raymond was talking about fixing here. I told my coworker he should watch it. A week later he comes to me following up on it, I ask if he's watched it. No... Then he proceeds to ask me what sort of indentation style he should use and what format for the inline docs.