We continue the open-source development thread by projecting it onto people. Lucky for us, among famous developers, there are a lot who lean on project progress with open-code. We had an opportunity to talk to them in private.

Kenneth Reitz is one of these geniuses. A well-known developer and participant in international conferences. Many know him from his open-source projects. Requests - a simple but elegant library for working with HTTP; and pipenv, a tool for working with packages and virtual environments. Besides programming, he is keen on photography and music.

Kenneth shared his thoughts on the main difficulties with scaling applications. He spoke about applying the async/await paradigm in Python and his PyTheory project and natural programming abilities.

📌 We, as always, brought key thoughts to the slides, and we propose you read the full text of the interview on the site.