About
What I do
I help individuals dive deeper into Python through Python Morsels, my Python skill-building platform. Every week I send subscribers an exercise designed to help them grow their Python skills through deliberate practice.
I also help organizations level up their Python teams through custom-fit team training. My training sessions are exercise-heavy, with a focus on code quality and learning-by-doing.
I've been focused primarily on Python and Django training and teaching since 2015.
I love the Python community, I love the Python language, and I absolutely love teaching Python.
Community involvement
I'm a member of the PSF Education & Outreach work group, I co-organize the newcomer's orientation at PyCon US, and I'm one of the co-organizers of the San Diego Python meetup. I am also a fellow of the Python Software Foundation.
Formers Hats: I've served as a Python Software Foundation board director, I was a founding member of the PSF Code of Conduct work group, and I served as the open spaces chair for PyCon US some years ago. I also used to co-organize the San Diego JavaScript and San Diego Hacker News meetups.
How I can help you
If your Python team is looking to strike a balance between maintainable code and experimenting with new and exciting features, I'd love to chat with you. You can schedule a team learning strategy call with me here.
If you're an individual and you'd like to level up your Python skills, sign up for Python Morsels.
Stay in touch
The best way to stay in touch is to subscribe to my weekly Python tips newsletter (same newsletter as the sign up form below).
You can also find me on Mastodon, Bluesky, LinkedIn, and YouTube. My name is unique so if you see "Trey Hunner" online, it's very likely me.
If you'd like to send me an email, you can find me at trey at truthful dot technology.
The best way to keep in touch with me is to sign up for my email newsletter. I send out about 4-5 emails per month about Python, the Python community, and team learning.
