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Jessica McKellar is an entrepreneur, software engineer, and open source developer from San Francisco, California, USA. She is a former Director for the Python Software Foundation, PyCon North America's Diversity Outreach Chair, and a maintainer for several open source projects, including OpenHatch and the Twisted event-driven networking engine. For her outreach efforts in the Python community, she was awarded the O'Reilly Open Source Award in 2013.

Raymond Hettinger is a prolific contributor to the CPython project: he is instrumental in modules like bisect, collections, decimal, functools, itertools, math, random, with types like namedtuple, sets, dictionariesm, etc. He is also well known for his contributions to the Python Cookbook, and shares many pieces of Python wisdom on Twitter. He was awarded Python Software Foundation's Distinguished Service Award at PyCon 2014. He currently teaches Python to companies.

Wesley J. Chun is the author of the bestselling Core Python titles and the Python Fundamentals Live Lessons companion video. He is coauthor of Python Web Development with Django (withdjango.com), and has written for Linux Journal, CNET, and InformIT.

Wesley is an architect and Developer Advocate at Google.

Jessica McKellar

Awarded the O'Reilly Open Source Award in 2013

Raymond Hettinger

CPython contributor; instrumental in modules such as bisect, collections, decimal, functools, and itertools

Wesley Chun

Author of the bestselling Core Python titles and the Python Fundamentals Live Lessons companion video

Andrew is a Python programmer, Django core developer and Senior Engineer at Eventbrite. He's behind Django's migration and channels systems, and in his spare time enjoys mountains, archery, and cheese.

Simon Willison is an engineering director at Eventbrite, a Bay Area ticketing company working to bring the world together through live experiences. Simon works as part of a small product research and prototyping lab helping develop new concepts for Eventbrite products and features.

Simon joined Eventbrite through their acquisition of Lanyrd, a Y Combinator funded company he co-founded in 2010. He is a co-creator of the Django Web Framework.

Author of "Python in a Nutshell", PSF Fellow, frequent Python conference speaker, prolific StackOverflow contributor, and winner of the 2006 Frank Willison Memorial Award, Alex leads Google Cloud Platform's "1:many tech support". He's married to Anna Ravenscroft, co-author of the "Nutshell" 3rd edition, also a PSF Fellow, and winner of the Frank Willison Memorial Award in 2013.

Andrew Godwin

Django core developer behind the migration and channels systems

Simon Willison

Co-creator of the Django web framework

Alex Martelli

Author of "Python in a Nutshell" and Python Software Foundation Fellow

Sentry, Creator of Flask

Al Sweigart is a software developer and the author of Automate the Boring Stuff with Python, Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python, Making Games with Python & Pygame, and Hacking Secret Ciphers with Python. These books are freely available under a Creative Commons license at https://inventwithpython.com.

Wes McKinney is a software engineer at Cloudera. He is the creator of Python’s pandas library and the Ibis project, a committer to the Apache Parquet and Apache Arrow projects, and the author of the O'Reilly Media book, Python for Data Analysis. Previously, Wes was the founder and CEO of DataPad.

Armin Ronacher

Creator of Flask

Al Sweigart

Author of "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python"

Wes McKinney

Creator of Python’s pandas library and the Ibis project

SF Bay Area Regional Python Conference 2016

August 19-21

What Is PyBay?

If you are into Python, and want to demo your ideas / get the training and networking to advance your technical skills / career, you won't want to miss the opportunity to hang out with some of the world's most well known open-source contributors at PyBay.

Simon Willison, Andrew Godwin, Armin Ronacher, Wes McKinney, Alex Martelli, Wesley J Chun, and many other experts will be giving talks and they will be available at the conference's Hacker Lounges to answer your questions, maybe even sprint a little. The conference has a job fair and great food as well.

Dates: August 19-21, 2016 (Friday 5:30pm - Sunday 6:30pm)

Attendees expected: 400-500

Location: UCSF Mission Bay Conference Center

Format:

Pre-conference workshops with Wesley Chun ("Core Python" book author) and Raymond Hettinger (CPython Core Committer)
Keynotes from Jessica McKellar and Raymond Hettinger
40 main talks covering Web, Data, Python Fundamentals, Internals and Performance
Dedicated Hackers Lounges for all weekend-long sprinting and mingling with open source leaders and other devs
Job Fair / Software Tools Expo on Sat night with reception
Lightning talks and un-conference style Open Spaces talk slots (sign-up at conf)
$20 access to world-class gym with outdoor rock-climbing wall, racquetball courts, swimming pool, yoga and more to keep you in top physical and mental shape
Please see our Code of Conduct and our Reporting Guidelines
Improv Session in open spaces on Sunday!

Cost:

Individual: $350 Full Conf; $200 Sat Only; $175 Sun Only
Corporate: $600 Full Conf; $300 Sat Only; $250 Sun Only
Raymond Hettinger's workshop on Patterns for Improving Expressiveness and Eliminating Redundancy using Decorators, Descriptors, Context Managers, and Metaclasses: $225
Wesley Chun's workshop on Network programming with Python: $150

Some Of Our Speakers

Jessica McKellar

Awarded the O'Reilly Open Source Award in 2013

Raymond Hettinger

CPython contributor; instrumental in modules such as bisect, collections, decimal, functools, and itertools

Wesley Chun

Author of the bestselling Core Python titles and the Python Fundamentals Live Lessons companion video

Andrew Godwin

Django core developer behind the migration and channels systems

Simon Willison

Co-creator of the Django web framework

Alex Martelli

Author of "Python in a Nutshell" and Python Software Foundation Fellow

Armin Ronacher

Creator of Flask

Al Sweigart

Author of "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python"

Wes McKinney

Creator of Python’s pandas library and the Ibis project

SF Bay Area Regional Python Conference 2016

August 19-21

What Is PyBay?

If you are into Python, and want to demo your ideas / get the training and networking to advance your technical skills / career, you won't want to miss the opportunity to hang out with some of the world's most well known open-source contributors at PyBay.

Dates: August 19-21, 2016 (Friday 5:30pm - Sunday 6:30pm)

Attendees expected: 400-500

Location: UCSF Mission Bay Conference Center

Format:

Pre-conference workshops with Wesley Chun ("Core Python" book author) and Raymond Hettinger (CPython Core Committer)

Keynotes from Jessica McKellar and Raymond Hettinger

40 main talks covering Web, Data, Python Fundamentals, Internals and Performance

Dedicated Hackers Lounges for all weekend-long sprinting and mingling with open source leaders and other devs

Job Fair / Software Tools Expo on Sat night with reception

Lightning talks and un-conference style Open Spaces talk slots (sign-up at conf)

$20 access to world-class gym with outdoor rock-climbing wall, racquetball courts, swimming pool, yoga and more to keep you in top physical and mental shape

Please see our Code of Conduct and our Reporting Guidelines

Improv Session in open spaces on Sunday!

Cost:

Individual: $350 Full Conf; $200 Sat Only; $175 Sun Only

Corporate: $600 Full Conf; $300 Sat Only; $250 Sun Only

Raymond Hettinger's workshop on Patterns for Improving Expressiveness and Eliminating Redundancy using Decorators, Descriptors, Context Managers, and Metaclasses: $225

Wesley Chun's workshop on Network programming with Python: $150

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