Dustin Shapiro, a mentee in the Chicago Python Mentorship fall 2016 web development track, previously participated in Python 101 and has worked on various small projects. He drew inspiration from a live radio show, focusing on the incorporation of humorous audio clips into the format, and utilized tools such as PyCharm and techniques like Flexbox for web development. His project includes a demo that can be accessed online, showcasing his skills in defining classes and utilizing HTML5 features.

1. Chicago Python Mentorship - Fall 2016
Web Dev Track
Mentee: Dustin Shapiro
Mentor: Feihong Hsu

2. Background
‣ Previous ChiPy Python 101 Mentee (Fall 2015)
‣ Kept myself busy with small projects such as
Slackbots, watching live coding tutorials on
YouTube, etc
‣ Web Development experience consists
of basic Braintree integrations; relying on
form submission to pass data to server

3. Inspiration
‣ Radio show that airs live, also available
to podcast
‣ Humor in playing short audio clips,
also known as “drops”, spontaneously
during the live show
‣ Drops usually originate from one of the
hosts, or another source of audio, that
are “clipped off”, or trimmed, to be
later played out of context.

4. Inspiration continued

5. Clip That Off

6. Tools/Techniques
PyCharm

7. Tools/Techniques
Flexbox Layout

8. Tools/Techniques
‣ Defining Drops Model
class
‣ Filename
Speaker
Tags
Transcription

9. Tools/Techniques

10. Tools/Techniques
HTML5 Drag and Drop

11. Clip That Off
Putting (most) of it together

12. Demo
http://dustyshapiro.pythonanywhere.com/

13. Questions?
https://github.com/DustyShap
DustinShapiro@gmail.com