PyCon AU
PyCon Australia is the national conference for the Python Programming Community. PyCon Australia brings together professional, student and enthusiast developers with a love for developing with Python. PyCon Australia informs the country's Python developers with presentations, tutorials and panel sessions by experts and core developers of Python, as well as the libraries and frameworks that they rely on.
To find out more about PyCon Australia, visit our website at http://pycon-au.org or e-mail us at [email protected].
Dependency management: the cause of—and solution to—all supply chain problems
"How Smart is AI? – Real projects to build real understanding" - Renee Noble (Pycon AU 2024)
"Walking the Tree of Life – Adventures in Phylogenetics" - Jack Reichelt (Pycon AU 2024)
Let's make a working implementation of async functions in Python 2.1, also, why you might want to us
"AI perceptions of gender" - J. Rosenbaum (Pycon AU 2024)
Three Django Apps in a Trenchcoat: Writing an event management website with not a lot of time
"Making an open source package - lessons learned" - Tennessee Leeuwenburg (Pycon AU 2024)
"Track Closing - Devoops" - Yaakov, Aurynn Shaw, Justin Warren (Pycon AU 2024)
"Causal Discovery in Python" - Lizzie Silver (Pycon AU 2024)
ML ain’t your only hammer: adding mathematical optimisation to the data scientist’s toolbox
Introducing Potnia: A Python language library for the conversion of ancient texts to Unicode
Rethinking Data Catalogs: The Promise and Pitfalls
"Using Multiple Databases in Django Applications" - Artem Kolesnikov (Pycon AU 2024)
How to confirm that the index you added actually improves query performance
"Conference Closing (Saturday)" - Peter Hall (Pycon AU 2024)
"First timers session" - Peter Hall (Pycon AU 2024)
"Better dataframes" - Ed Schofield (Pycon AU 2024)
"How we used Python to try and save lives" - Anthony Baxter (Pycon AU 2024)
"The perfect setup? Not setup.py! Building packages the right way" - Caleb Brown (Pycon AU 2024)
Follow the Postgres brick road: a journey of testing against a real database server
"Performant Python" - Anna Tisch (Pycon AU 2024)
"Conference Opening (Sunday)" - Peter Hall (Pycon AU 2024)
"Closing Address (Sunday)" - Peter Hall (Pycon AU 2024)
"Conference Open (Saturday)" - Peter Hall (Pycon AU 2024)
"Turtles all the way down: Abstractions and when we should use them" - Mark Lakewood (Pycon AU 2024)
"What Python Can Learn From Other Languages" - Noah Kantrowitz (Pycon AU 2024)
Setting Up Your Python Community for Success: Lessons from the Melbourne Python User Group
"Serpents and Ducks: wrangling data with Python and DuckDB" - Simon Aubury (Pycon AU 2024)
"Embeddings: How Computers Learned to Read" - Liam Bluett (Pycon AU 2024)
Cultural and Linguistic Influences on Translation: A Study of Novels