#Python people to follow on Twitter, to Pythonify that feed of yours, a 🧵
0⃣ @dabeaz , compiler theory lecturer turned software someone who has always delivered awesome Python stuffs including coding a whole async implementation from scratch, live! Still teaches language making in a super cool way, food included!
1⃣ @brettsky , The current Steering Council lead who has been ensuring a smooth transition after the BDFL went 'offline'. Has been painstakingly writing an unravelling series on his blog.
2⃣ @VictorStinner , The C-API fellow. Has been working a lot on the C codebase and dedicates his Twitter to Python mostly. His blog is a CPython treasure trove
3⃣ @di_codes , Current PSF director and Pypi sensei. Never afraid to share his thoughts and learning experiences including some TILs. A great source of info.
4⃣ @raymondh , Always drops Python tips from a core dev perspective. Profile worth going over!
5⃣ @reuvenmlerner , Python trainer who runs a newsletter for other trainers (kind of cool eh). Drops gems from time to time!
6⃣ @driscollis , Runs the unique PyDev of the week. Always showers cool, really cool Python things.
7⃣ @treyhunner , Drops constant Python bites. Won't be disappointed!
8⃣ @__mharrison__ , Another Python trainer, the handles spells his dedication!
9⃣ @zooba , Core dev working hard to make the Windows API a pleasure.
1⃣0⃣ @pradyunsg , Pip maintainer. The channel to tune in for Pip and packaging news!
1⃣1⃣ @nedbat , Always working on cool things, has nice blog posts and nice opinions, even nicer ones on python-dev & co
1⃣2⃣ @cfbolz The quiet @pypy maintainer who toils day and night to keep this backend alive and readily clarifies CPython quirks.
1⃣3⃣ @gvanrossum , A famous someone who changed history on August 09, 1990 at 2:25 PM GMT
1⃣4⃣ @anthonypjshaw , The tweets runs in all directions, on lots of amazing Python finds with a peculiar take on subjects.
1️⃣5️⃣ @mathsppblog , Contentful snippets to delight your eyes!
1️⃣6️⃣ @llanga , Constant, intense stream of Python goodies. Core dev and black maintainer.
1️⃣7️⃣ @ChristianHeimes , Rare hits but worth it for yet to be released features

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