Schedule

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Friday August 19

Just Added Pre-Conference Workshops!!! 

 8:30a - 11:30a Network Programming in Python with Wesley Chun

Learn network programming with Python covering socket programming, web development, and web services & APIs.  (Intermediate level)

12:00p - 5:00p

Patterns for Improving Expressiveness and Eliminating Redundancy with our   Keynote Speaker Raymond Hettinger

Learn how to make the most out of Decorators, Descriptors, Context Managers, and Metaclasses from Python's core contributor (Intermediate level)

Registration & Reception

Opening and Keynote with Jessica Mckellar

Lightning Talks 

More Networking & Mingling

Saturday August 20

Conference

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     Robertson        Robertson 3         Fisher East           Fisher West        The Pub

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Interactive Data Visualization Applications for the Browser w/ Bokeh

Bryan Van de Ven

One Pykid

at a time

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Meenal Pant

Building a Tic-Tac-Toe 2-Player Game w/ Tornado over Websockets

Ramesh Sampath

Behind Closed Doors: Managing Passwords in a Dangerous World

Noah Kantrowitz

Intro to HTTPS: A Comedy of Errors  

Ashwini Oruganti

Python 103: Memory Model & Best Practices

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Wesley Chun

Project Jupyter

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Jamie Whitacre,

Mattias Bussonnier

Xonsh – put some Python in your Shell

Matthias Bussonnier

A/B Testing: Harder than just a color change

Or Weizman

Exploring complex data w/ Elasticsearch & Python

Simon Willison

A Guide to Bad Programming

Paul Bailey

What to do when your data is large but not big

Dillon Niederhut

Beautiful Documentation Oriented Programming

Daniel Mizyrycki

Flask for Fun

and Profit

Armin Ronacher

Explore Git internals using Python | Let's write `git log` in Python

Glen Jarvis

A Practical Introduction to Airflow

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Matt Davis

Evil Hacks in Service of Marginally Improved Syntax: "Compile-Time" Python Programming

Scott Sanderson

Python tracing super-powers w/ systems tools

Eben Freeman

Welcome and Keynote

"Being a Core Developer in Python" - Raymond Hettinger

in Robertson

Sunday August 21

Automating Your Browser & Desktop Apps
Al Sweigart

Log Visualization for dummies

Varang Amin, Darlene Wong

Magic Considered Harmful?

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Adam Hitchcock

The Python Deployment Albatross

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Cindy Sridharan

REST Websockets API with Django Channels

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Sam Bolgert

Make sense of Deep Neural Networks using TensorBoard

Arpan Chakraborty

"Good Enough" IS Good Enough!

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Alex Martelli

Self-Healing Systems: The Road to 99.99% Uptime

William Ting

TensorFlow on the Web

 

Kendall Chuang, 

David Clark

Caravel-A data visualization, exploration & dashboarding platform

Maxime Beauchemin

Python Profiling & Performance: elementary to enterprise

Mahmoud Hashemi

Safe-ish By Default: The Django Security Model & how to make it better

Philip James

Pants, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Build

Moshe Zadka

Django, Channels, and Distributed Systems

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Andrew Godwin

Caffe + Jupyter + Pandas It’s not rocket science, well sorta

Katherine Scott

Image processing using Python

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Ravi Chityala

Data in a dynamic system: Strategies for backwards compatibility

Trisha Kothari

     Robertson          Robertson 3          Fisher East          Fisher West       The Pub

Conference

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Principal Components Analysis

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Rumman Chowdhury

The Tower of Abstraction

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Alex Martelli

Turnkey Distributed Tracing: OpenTracing and Python

Ben Sigelman