About the Reviewers

Matt Copperwaite graduated in Computer Systems and Networks with a BSc Hons degree from University of Plymouth in 2008 and has since worked in the private and public sectors in the UK. He is currently a Python software developer and DevOps engineer for the UK government, mostly working in Django. However, his first love is Flask, using which he has built several products, all under the GPL license.

Matt is also a trustee of South London Makerspace, a hackerspace-like community in south London. He is a co-host of The Dick Turpin Road Show, a podcast about free and open source software, and the LUG "Master" of the Greater London Linux User Group.

I would like to thank my fiancée, Marie, who has put up with my crazy ideas and always makes me laugh, and my parents, who afforded me all the opportunities to get into computing and for their unconditional love.

Christoph Heer is a passionate Python developer based in Germany. He likes to develop web applications and also tools and systems for infrastructure optimization, management, and monitoring. He is proud to be part of the great Python community and wishes to have more time for open source contribution.

Currently, Christoph is studying Computer Science in Karlsruhe in cooperation with his current employer, SAP, and is going to finish his degree in the fall of 2015.

I would like to thank Armin Ronacher for his work for the Python community, especially for Flask and his inspiring API designs and well-written documentation.

Jack Stouffer is a web programmer from the Metro Detroit area. He works for Apollo America. At Apollo, he creates various web applications using Python, Flask, and Backbone.js, which manage everything from KPI tracking and display to controlling manufacturing. He is currently attending college at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan.