Announcing the North Bay Python 2019 Program!
Hello Python Fans!
We're excited to share with you this year's complete North Bay Python program! Joining our Headline Speakers, Jacob Kaplan-Moss, Jessica McKellar, and Shadeed "Sha" Wallace-Stepter, and our featured speaker, Guido van Rossum is a collection of fantastic speakers from the Bay Area, California, and as far afield as Australia!
This year's program covers topics including CPython internals, testing in Django, Data Science, Machine Learning simulations, and visual documentation techniques. We also have some excellent case studies from the New York Times, and a citizens' investigation project uncovering corruption in Puerto Rico. We selected our program to make sure that every talk offers something, no matter if you’re new to a topic, or if you’re an expert.
Tickets for this year’s conference are available from $50 for individuals at northbaypython.org/attend
This year’s talks are:
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Chris Wilcox – The blameless post mortem: how embracing failure makes us better
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Jonas Neubert – What is a PLC and how do I talk Python to it?
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Andrea Kao – Seeing is believing
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Ludovico Bianchi – Make your code come alive: using interactive Jupyter notebooks outside of the sciences
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Paris Buttfield-Addison – Let's build a video game, train a bot to play it, and deploy it on a smartphone in 30 minutes
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Paloma Fautley – How To Build a Terrible Robot
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Froilan Irizarry – Python, Government, and Contracts: providing a tool to investigate corruption
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James Bennett – See CPython run: Getting to know your Python interpreter
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Julia Duimovich – PhD not required: a layperson's guide to reading journal articles
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John Reese – What is a Coroutine Anyway?
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Cris Ewing – A-hunting We Will Go: Debugging pytest with Django
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Laura Hampton – A Gradual Introduction to Types
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Sharon Tartarone – The New York Times: Sustainable Systems, Powered by Python
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Jay Miller – How I turned a podcast into a business with Python (and some Other Tools we won't talk about)
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Catherine Moroney – Script Layering for large-scale number crunching in Python
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Keith Packard – Snek: A Python-Inspired Language for Tiny Embedded Computers
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Steve Dower – The Secret Life Of Python
We’re super excited to see these talks and more in Glorious Historic Downtown Petaluma, next month! See you there!
--Chris and the North Bay Python 2019 team.
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