I'm happy to announce that "Network Programmability and Automation" 2nd ed. went to print today! oreilly.com/library/view/n… Huge thanks to Christian Adell Scott S. Lowe Jason Edelman, all of the tech reviewers, the O'Reilly team, and anyone else who helped get this over the finish line!

🎉🎉 Finally got my physical copy of the second edition of "Network Programmability and Automation". It's gorgeous! 😍 Pre-order now and secure your copy! oreilly.com/library/view/n…

Looking forward to the next one already.

Spend less time focusing on "discipline," and more time in things that genuinely pull you forward... The person who requires internal force, will always get lapped by someone with genuine drive toward that thing. Obsession beats discipline all day long.

NTC’s Christian Adell teamed up with original co-authors Scott S. Lowe and Matt Oswalt to bring you an updated version of O'Reilly Media’s 2018 classic Network Programmability & Automation book, co-authored by our CTO & Founder, Jason Edelman. 💥 More here: hubs.ly/Q021sxP60

Big update coming with ntc-templates 4.0 on October 10. Moving to a common data model is a huge win! Network to Code blog.networktocode.com/post/ntc-templ…

Reminder, Tuesday morning CDT, the NTC Templates will have a major release. There are many breaking changes. See github.com/networktocode/… for more details. #NetDevOps #NetworkAutomation

Look what showed up today, 800+ pages for the second edition of 'Network Programmability and Automation'! Congratulations to Christian Adell Jason Edelman Matt Oswalt Scott S. Lowe Network to Code! #python #network #automation 1/2

If anybody is interested, in the members.networkautomation.community I am going to start a weekly book club (free to join). The first book will be the awesome 'Network Programmability and Automation' by Jason Edelman Matt Oswalt Scott S. Lowe Christopher Adell. We will go 1 chapter per week.#python

The awesome-network-automation repo I created many years ago has passed 2000 stars on in last 2 days!!! Will continue to make sure this is the go to aggregation point for network automation information for years to come! github.com/networktocode/…

🍪 NTC is thrilled to introduce a new #opensource Cookiecutter repository for #Nautobot App development! 🚀 Now featuring three cookies: Nautobot App, Nautobot App #SSoT, and Nautobot App #ChatOps - all in one place! Dive in now! ✨ hubs.ly/Q02g6p810 #networkautomation

Let’s see if the little ones will sit and learn tonight 😬/cc Paige Finn Doherty

🎉 Book announcement: Modern Network Observability by @PacktAuthors Thanks to netpanda 🐼 and Josh VanDeraa for letting me contribute to it amazon.com/dp/B0CW1CSFH6/

"git log -L:func:file" will show all commits that changed the specified function. #mindblown git-scm.com/docs/git-log

ericchou I just preordered my book! amazon.com/Network-Automa… Loving the podcast as well: packetpushers.net/podcasts/netwo… Definitely worth hearing the top industry voices: Jason Edelman from Network to Code it depends networks John Anderson know how to automate networks 👍

I just finished a new blog post in three parts, all published at once. My eyes are jumping.. Here is the first on the list: mythryll.com/?p=1976 Enhancing network migrations towards an SDA Network with Nautobot, Nornir , Cisco ISE and Checkpoint Mgmt API & your user Directory.

Proud to be part of the team at Network to Code, when I joined the team 4.5 years ago, things were much different and we have done a fair bit in the goal of changing of how networks are managed. Looking forward to many more years and being one of the best places to work!

Amazing work Jason Edelman! We're happy to inform you that "Network Programmability and Automation" made it to BookAuthority's list of best Network Programming books of all time! bookauthority.org/books/best-net…

That is great. Receiving translated versions of our books ranks super high for me for some reason. Almost greater than the feeling of finishing and receiving the first ever copy!

I have incredibly mixed feelings that I spend more time learning from AI than books these days. I just find learning from a model to be deeper, broader, more efficient and more engaging.