Brussels / 3 & 4 February 2018

schedule

K.1.105 (La Fontaine)


Day Start End Track(s)
Saturday 11:00 → 18:50 Miscellaneous, Python
Sunday 10:00 → 16:45 Community, Miscellaneous
09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Saturday Python 3: 10 years later
Looking back at Python evolutions of the last 10 years		 Surviving in an Open Source Niche: the Pythran case
a compiler for scientific kernels written in Python, six years later		 Lift your Speed Limits with Cython
Fast native code for Python		 Load testing web services at Mozilla with Molotov
http://molotov.readthedocs.io/		 Configuration Revolution
Why it Needed 13 Years and How it Will be Done		 IPC in 1-2-3
Everything you always wanted from a network, but were afraid to ask		 Igniting the Open Hardware Ecosystem with RISC-V
SiFive's Freedom U500 is the World's First Linux-capable Open Source SoC Platform		 Terra Bruciata
where bugs cannot survive
Sunday Cyborg Teams
Training machines to be Open Source contributors		 Running Android on the Mainline Graphics Stack Re-structuring a giant, ancient code-base for new platforms
Making LibreOffice work well everywhere.		 OpenADx – xcelerate your Automated Driving development
Leveraging open collaboration and open source to accelerate development of Automated Driving		 Why I forked my own project and my own company
ownCloud to Nextcloud		 Sustainability of Open Source in International Development
A new approach from the United Nations Foundation		 AMENDMENT Community & Business
Two worlds, one galaxy		 AMENDMENT So you think you can validate email addresses
A journey down RFC5321

Events

Title Track Start End

Saturday
  Python 3: 10 years later
Looking back at Python evolutions of the last 10 years		 Python 11:00 11:50
  Surviving in an Open Source Niche: the Pythran case
a compiler for scientific kernels written in Python, six years later		 Python 12:00 12:50
  Lift your Speed Limits with Cython
Fast native code for Python		 Python 13:00 13:50
  Load testing web services at Mozilla with Molotov
http://molotov.readthedocs.io/		 Python 14:00 14:50
  Configuration Revolution
Why it Needed 13 Years and How it Will be Done		 Miscellaneous 15:00 15:50
  IPC in 1-2-3
Everything you always wanted from a network, but were afraid to ask		 Miscellaneous 16:00 16:50
  Igniting the Open Hardware Ecosystem with RISC-V
SiFive's Freedom U500 is the World's First Linux-capable Open Source SoC Platform		 Miscellaneous 17:00 17:50
  Terra Bruciata
where bugs cannot survive 		Miscellaneous 18:00 18:50

Sunday
  Cyborg Teams
Training machines to be Open Source contributors		 Miscellaneous 10:00 10:50
  Running Android on the Mainline Graphics Stack Miscellaneous 11:00 11:50
  Re-structuring a giant, ancient code-base for new platforms
Making LibreOffice work well everywhere.		 Miscellaneous 12:00 12:50
  OpenADx – xcelerate your Automated Driving development
Leveraging open collaboration and open source to accelerate development of Automated Driving		 Community 13:00 13:50
  Why I forked my own project and my own company
ownCloud to Nextcloud		 Community 14:00 14:50
  Sustainability of Open Source in International Development
A new approach from the United Nations Foundation		 Community 15:00 15:50
  AMENDMENT Community & Business
Two worlds, one galaxy		 Community 16:00 16:30
  AMENDMENT So you think you can validate email addresses
A journey down RFC5321		 Miscellaneous 16:30 16:45