Creating the first deck in public: pathlib in depth

Today I uploaded the first video in which I start to create the first deck on pathlib.

I decided to start with pathlib because it is a very useful module that makes sense to learn in isolation and which is very well suited for spaced-repetition learning.

Even though the module is almost 10 years old, it is sometimes less known due to the old alternatives (mostly os.path), which may seem to make it redundant. The truth is that pathlib is very powerful, fixes a lot of inconsistencies in the previous API, and offers a very neat way of managing paths and files.

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