The Python Developer Survey for 2020 is out and this video pulls out 6 surprising insights that can help new and experienced developer improve their craft.

Automated tests keep your code flowing, but don't stress about testing browsers. This video shows how browser tests are automated in real world through Selenium, Chrome, and Python code examples, with a bonus tip to help debugging in your Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline. The code and diagram graphics are generated via the Python library Code Video Generator, source in the links below.

In the daily standup meeting, do you often forget what you did last week? Sleuth has the answer through a smart Slack standup report. This video walks you through how to use Sleuth to create a smart Slack standup report that collects your deployment and development history automatically.

Notify Slack on deployment with a message customized for your team. This video walks you through how to create a Slack app, register a webhook, and use that webhook in your continuous delivery pipeline to send a custom message to Slack. If you don't want to do it yourself, try deployment notification in Sleuth. LINKS SLEUTH.

Prevent merges during an incident with Python. This video shows how, in code, to block merging for pull requests targeting your production branch. If you don't want to do it yourself, try repository locking in Sleuth. LINKS SLEUTH.

See how to connect software releases with key metrics to pinpoint root causes of incidents. This video shows how to connect Sleuth, a deployment tracker, to Datadog, a monitoring app, to overlay deployment events on top of any graph.

Walks through the features of Code Video Generator and how to get started.

Demo of the first attempt at sequence diagrams. Still to come: auto-resizing, auto-waiting, styling, support for other sequence diagram features.

Walks through the features of Code Video Generator version 0.2 and how to get started.

Don Brown, CTO/Co-founder of Sleuth and ex-Atlassian Architect, shows what Continuous Deployment is and how to we use it to build and deploy Sleuth, itself a deployment tracker. It steps through the CircleCI and Fabric configuration files and code that takes each commit to master and puts them through staging and production environments automatically.