Announcing the full North Bay Python 2023 schedule!

Pythonistas,

North Bay Python 2023 is almost three weeks away! Soon we’ll be seeing you all here in Petaluma for two days full of all things Python, and we can’t wait! Do you have your ticket yet?

Today, we’re pleased to reveal our full schedule of 16 talks across two days, along with full talk descriptions and speaker bios. 

Saturday talks:

• PEP talk by Mariatta (10:30am)
• I Take Exception to Your Exceptions: Using Custom Errors to Get Your Point Across by Joe Kaufeld (11:05am)
• Trust Me, I'm a Data Scientist, or: Navigating Statistical Fallacies and Cognitive Biases in Data Science by Alon Nir (11:40am)
• Have you tried... by Paloma Fautley (1:30pm)
• Make Your Engineering Team A Fabulous Place for Programmers with ADHD and Autism by Erin "August" Allard (2:05pm)
• Ship your Python code faster with PEX by Shalabh Chaturvedi (2:40pm)
• Back to the Future of Hypermedia in Python by Mario Munoz (3:40pm)
• Beyond Programming Paradigms (with Python examples) by Luciano Ramalho (4:10pm)

• Automate Your City Data with Python by Philip James (10:30am)
• Automated accessibility audits by Pamela Fox (11:05am)
• Oh the (Methods) You Can (Make): By Dunder Seuss by Josh Cannon (11:40am)
• SVGs, Lasers, Reality, and You by Evan Kohilas (1:30pm)
• Observability For You and Me with OpenTelemetry by Sarah Hudspeth and Paige Cruz (2:05pm)
• Developing Labs for Teaching Kids Webdev by Matt Cengia (2:40pm)
• Two Kinds of Scripting: What Writing Plays Has Taught Me About Writing Python Programs by Marissa Skudlarek (3:40pm)
• Catching up on the weird world of LLMs by Simon Willison (4:10pm)

You can check out the full schedule -- including the times for each talk -- on our website.

And of course, don’t forget to buy your ticket!

See you at the end of the month!

--Chris and the North Bay Python team