Trey Hunner

Nearly every book I’ve read on teaching and education over the past decade has talked about the value of spaced repetition.

I’m at home, experiencing both FOMO and vicarious joy as I see pictures of Django friends reuniting at DjangoCon US this week.

The sys module is the primary junk drawer of the Python standard library.

Did you know that you can customize the Python debugger (PDB) by creating custom aliases within a .pdbrc file in your home directory or Python’s current working directory?

I’ve had many conversations over the past year with friends and colleagues about LLMs.

I read 41 books this year, all via audiobook.

Here are my default apps of 2025.

It’s time for some discounted Python-related skill-building.

If you code in Python regularly, you’re already learning new things everyday.

I find myself in the Python REPL a lot.

Did you know that Python 3.14 will include syntax highlighting in the REPL?

I’m pretty much fully back to normal life after PyCon US 2025.

Those with kidney failure need dialysis.

All writers need a cutting room floor.

You’ve submitted a tutorial to PyCon and it was accepted.

Last year I updated my having a great first PyCon post to note that Mastodon would likely be more popular than Twitter at PyCon.

Have you ever wished that Django’s include template tag could accept blocks of content?

Here are my default apps of 2024… in 2025.

I listen to many audiobooks every year.

I frequently find myself writing my own short command-line scripts in Python that help me with day-to-day tasks.