Hey, did you miss me? I've only published two blog posts in the past two months because I was busy writing 10+ blog posts detailing the Python Language Summit in 2026. If you are interested in the Python programming languages' technical direction (or you just really miss my writing) go over to the Python Insider and read those write-ups.

I've been the blogger for the Python Language Summit for the past three years (2024, 2025, 2026). Before me, Alex Waygood was the blogger (2022, 2023), and he gave me guidance on what to expect from the Python Language Summit. Below is a mix of Alex's and my own guidance on what to expect as the Python Language Summit blogger.

Read more: https://sethmlarson.dev/python-language-summit-blogging

What’s new on the blogroll?

🎮 “Will our eyes ever lock as we play again?” by Luis Aguasvivas
🎮 “Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg website”
📱 “Loneliness as a defective control system” by Adam Mastroianni
📱 “The revolt of the reader” by Brian Cantrill
📱 “Making social media social” by Jürgen Geuter
🖥️ “Soft-deprecating re.match()” by Hugo van Kemenade
🖥️ “Can gzip be a language model?” by Nathan Barry
🖥️ “Make your first edit to OpenStreetMap”
🔒 “Vulnerability brocards” by William Woodruff
🔒 “Dependabot cooldown adoption”
🏞️ “My experience has nuance, yours is a data point” by Jim Nielsen