Brussels / 30 & 31 January 2016

schedule

Python devroom

Room: UD2.218A
Calendar: iCal, xCal


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Saturday Python tips, tricks and dark magic
What I wish someone had told me when I started with python from another language		 How to (actually) make games with python
I promise I won't try to sell you a framework		 Why, but why, async and await keywords have been included in Python 3.5
Who cares about async pattern ? Python isn't Javascript ! Is Guido becoming fancy and/or crazy ?		 Exploring our Python Interpreter Camelot for desktop and mobile Gunicorn, more than a WSGI server Using Python and XMPP to build a decentralized social network
Why you should use Python for your software		 Practical execution tricks from 10 years of Mercurial.
Squeeze the best out of your Python Interpreter		 Going beyond the CPython C API
PyPy, CFFI, etc.		 FAT Python
new static optimizer for CPython		 How do I pay my bills
History of funding of the PyPy project		 Introduction to the Pyramid web framework
Going through the Pyramid quick tutorial via Docker		 Guix-tox, a functional version of tox Managing Python Packages with Pulp Dealing with past you
we all make mistakes		 Factoryboy: Creating data for unit tests in an easy way Creating a custom Django Middleware
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Saturday
  Python tips, tricks and dark magic
What I wish someone had told me when I started with python from another language		 Jordi Soucheiron 10:30 11:00
  How to (actually) make games with python
I promise I won't try to sell you a framework		 Yuri Numerov 11:00 11:30
  Why, but why, async and await keywords have been included in Python 3.5
Who cares about async pattern ? Python isn't Javascript ! Is Guido becoming fancy and/or crazy ?		 Ludovic Gasc 11:30 12:00
  Exploring our Python Interpreter Stéphane Wirtel 12:00 12:30
  Camelot for desktop and mobile Erik Janssens 12:30 13:00
  Gunicorn, more than a WSGI server Benoit Chesneau 13:00 13:30
  Using Python and XMPP to build a decentralized social network
Why you should use Python for your software		 Jérôme Poisson (Goffi) 13:30 14:00
  Practical execution tricks from 10 years of Mercurial.
Squeeze the best out of your Python Interpreter		 Pierre-Yves David 14:00 14:30
  Going beyond the CPython C API
PyPy, CFFI, etc.		 Armin Rigo 14:30 15:00
  FAT Python
new static optimizer for CPython		 Victor Stinner (haypo) 15:00 16:00
  How do I pay my bills
History of funding of the PyPy project		 Maciej Fijalkowski 16:00 16:30
  Introduction to the Pyramid web framework
Going through the Pyramid quick tutorial via Docker		 Amandine Nayrolles 16:30 17:00
  Guix-tox, a functional version of tox Cyril Roelandt 17:00 17:30
  Managing Python Packages with Pulp Michael Hrivnak 17:30 18:00
  Dealing with past you
we all make mistakes		 Yuri Numerov 18:00 18:05
  Factoryboy: Creating data for unit tests in an easy way Andrea Grandi 18:05 18:10
  Creating a custom Django Middleware Andrea Grandi 18:10 18:15