On Patreon

I like to teach on the internet.

Since 2008, I’ve made content to explain things that I’ve learned, review books that I’ve read, or share my thoughts.

In the last couple of years, I’ve upped my game. Instead of short articles, my content is now long form, and I spend a lot of time producing each one.

Additionally, I record the Building SaaS with Python and Django stream on Twitch. On that stream, I share my collected knowledge from doing web development for the better part of a decade.

Given all that, I decided to make a Patreon page in case readers or viewers would like to support me financially in a small way.

I’ve added three tiers that people can give at:

  1. Tip Jar - $3/month
  2. The Regulars - $5/month
  3. Superheroes - $15/month

The goal of my Patreon account is to turn that money around and invest in producing better content. I’d like to add better lighting, camera, editing equipment, and other items that will let me produce a higher quality stream.

If you’re able to help me, that’s awesome! Thank you so much.

And if you’re not, don’t sweat it! I’ll still be here, trying my best to teach what I’ve learned.

Here’s the short video that I put on my Patreon page which conveys the same sentiment as my words above.

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  • #Python
  • #Starlette
  • #Testing

Quick and dirty mock service with Starlette

Have you ever needed to mock out a third party service for use in a large testing environment? I recently did, and I used Starlette, a new async Python web framework, to do it. See what …

Older

  • #Git
  • #GitHub
  • #Python

Using Git and GitHub to safely store your code

At Python Frederick this month, I presented the fundamentals of Git and GitHub. The recording is up on YouTube and I’ve posted all the material to GitHub.