I think the bootcamp is excellent. The analysis you provide for each day is amazing. The level of code is something I aspire to, and it has reinforced the importance of taking an iterative process to problem solving (e.g., start with a simple approach and then refactor to make it more idiomatic and performant.)

For someone very new to writing (useful) code, the Analyses are very helpful. Not sure if I'll be able to solve all the problems as they increase in complexity, but I believe my coding will be better at the end of this boot camp than at the start (and it's fun)

I've been following Rodrigo on Twitter for over a year and have enjoyed his articles. He has an excellent grasp on Python, its core principles, and advanced techniques!

Your [“Comprehending Comprehensions”] book exceeded all my expectations, in one week I have made significant progress in understanding the logic behind list comprehensions!

Please keep creating such great content for beginner learners!

I liked your approach of teaching in general - I enjoyed your tutorial about descriptors, and your lightning talk about APL and Python comprehentions - briliant.  I did not see your comprehension poster talks, but looked at your poster. Very nice! Hope to see more of your work!

Rodrigo's book Comprehending Comprehensions is a well-written explanation of comprehensions and generators, set in a language very readable for beginners like myself Highly recommended for Pythonistas of every level. Rodrigo really keeps his promise of help. My experience to date :very quick replies to questions with great solutions. Besser geht's nicht! 👍👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟

There is a bunch of people from Twitter whose work is really inspiring and you clearly belong to them. It's really a given to have benevolent people like you to spend time "lighting the way" for others to learn. Bismark once said "Only fools only count on their own experience while you can count on the others' one". Clearly, if you don't mind, I'll continue to see Python's world through your vision, on your shoulders. Thank you so much!

I have some hobbies that help me keep my good mood and interest in life. Two of these hobbies are Python and English. What do I like about Rodrigo? He can pick very interesting examples and tasks for explaining every topic, and these tasks are short. While looking for answers, you cannot get tired and all mechanisms become obvious. Additionally, he often adds different external modules and lets us learn new variants of use. If you want to take it a step further, you can visit his website https://mathspp.gumroad.com. What I enjoy the most is his funny English style. I understand that English is not his native language, but watching him makes me want to talk (and write) like him (and learn more about Python and English 😉👍).

Rodrigo's Pydon'ts contains a treasure chest of helpful advice in writing Python code. Plenty of examples for many topics for writing cleaner, clearer python code. As a most useful adjunct to clean python coding, he explains with succinct examples He goes beyond the usually simplistic "tips and tricks" to delve into why had how his ideas add eloquence to python. Pydon'ts provides a useful addition to a well-rounded python programmer. As a feature, this ebook uses the "pay what you want" pricing model. Well worth a few bucks!