North Bay Python 2023 is seeking talk proposals: Closes May 19th!
Hello Pythonistas!
North Bay Python is looking for talk proposals for our 2023 conference! Our event is being held in Petaluma, California (35 miles north of San Francisco) on July 29th and 30th. We’re looking for talks that will broaden our audience’s perspective on using Python, making the Python ecosystem better, and the impact our work has on the world.
North Bay Python is looking for talk proposals for our 2023 conference! Our event is being held in Petaluma, California (35 miles north of San Francisco) on July 29th and 30th. We’re looking for talks that will broaden our audience’s perspective on using Python, making the Python ecosystem better, and the impact our work has on the world.
This year, we’re hosting a semi-outdoor conference in a barn, on a ranch just south of the city. We’ll be taking COVID precautions, detailed in our Health and Safety Policy.
Proposals can be submitted any time from today until the end of May 19th (anywhere on earth).
You can submit a talk on our submissions system at https://pretalx.northbaypython.org/nbpy-2023/cfp
Our one-track conference consistently draws a diverse audience from students taking their first steps in Python, through to seasoned professionals who actually develop the language and frameworks that Python developers use every day, not to mention people with all levels of experience in between.
In the past, we’ve had talks about weird uses of Python’s importlib, distributed systems programming, blameless postmortems, making your environments more welcoming to introverts, how to name things, and many many more. Your talk could be about any of these topics, or something else you’re passionate about.
If you want to be part of our lineup this year, we want to hear from you! We’ll be hosting online office hours 1-2 times per week while we’re accepting submissions, so even if you’re new to presenting at conferences, we’ll help make sure you’ve got the best shot at your proposal being accepted. We’ll announce details in the coming weeks.
We can’t wait to hear from you! Submit your talk now, or any time up to May 19th!
--Chris and the North Bay Python team
P.S. we’re also looking for sponsors and individual donors, without whom our mission of putting on an affordable Python event would be impossible. For more information, check out our sponsorship page.
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