EuroPython 2023 Round Up

Opening Keynote of @europython is about to start: Kindness & Promises by @encukou #EuroPython2023

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 19, 2023

Day 1 closing Keynote is by Ines Montani. Well normally, we would have done a thread about the session, but Ines has done that herself 😊 Here you go 👇🏾#Europython2023 https://t.co/QwMhigDyGL

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

On Day2 of #EuroPython2023, Sophie Wilson gave first, a history lesson, and then spoke to the future of microprocessors pic.twitter.com/xdm6ySYkfQ

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023

Day 2 of Europython wrapped up with a chat with @wiresmith Andrew has written many books and done documentaries for BBC among others. Recently Andrew has been learning Python and his upcoming book "Devil in the Stack" features his journey through the coding community

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 24, 2023

For the 3rd day opening keynote @europython @j2bryson reviews the nature of intelligence, ethics, and EU digital regulation. Then she invites us all to talk about how coders can help make the planet work better on solving problems like sustainability and peace.#EuroPython2023

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

Day1 at #EuroPython2023 concluded with the most interestingly titled talk - @johko990 with -
Robot Holmes and The MLington Murder Mysteries. IMHO, it was also the *best* talk - engaging and educative!

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 22, 2023

#EuroPython2023 , @KarimJDDA explores how data engineers can leverage Rust to build high-performance data pipelines and processing systems. By combining Rust and Python, one can harness the benefits of both languages and build robust end-to-end data systems that scale.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 22, 2023

On day 1 of #EuroPython2023 , @art049 covers the basics of Rust and demonstrates how to create a Rust module that can be imported and used within Python. We discover the advantages of using Rust in Python, especially regarding improved performance.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 22, 2023

Day 1 of #EuroPython2023 saw 3 Rust-Python talks.
Here, @ultrabug asks - “What would a Pythonista gain from becoming a Rustacean other than semicolons and brackets?”

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 22, 2023

Now is the Q&A panel for data science newbies. Panelists are @cheukting_ho @reach_vb @t_redactyl @leriomaggio #EuroPython2023

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 19, 2023

#EuroPython2023 had quite a few data oriented talks. @cheukting_ho showed the difference and similarities between the Pandas and Polars and how they can make a better decision of which one to use when they start their next project.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 22, 2023

Day1 at #EuroPython2023 continued with @MJ_BIO saying that it’s time to start being able to have mechanisms with super well-trained ML models in small-devices: ML on Microcontrollers. pic.twitter.com/P0F5XXt20c

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 22, 2023

Mark Shannon is coming up to talk about whats coming up next it the project to make CPython faster. We covered Mark's talk from last year, you can find it at the link below #EuroPython2023 https://t.co/VuvRdQcrUa

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 19, 2023

Next is @pypelson from @cern to talk about how python is accelerating software development #EuroPython2023 pic.twitter.com/6oTRP38oKw

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 19, 2023

@reuvenmlerner is going to talk about the logging module in python. "Stop using print!" it is called <- I am guilty of this #EuroPython2023

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 19, 2023

Okay, now an advanced session. It's @adrinjalali on "Dynamically generated methods with a non-generic signature". This is used in scikit-learn #Europython2023

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 19, 2023

@sadhlife is going to talk about writing a python interpreter in 30 minutes. #EuroPython2023

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 20, 2023

#EuroPython2023 had a few education oriented talks as well. @jankroon discussed how the spiral is a metaphor for learning anything, including code. pic.twitter.com/yCA7adktIu

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 22, 2023

Giordano Tuvo is going to do a session on how to land your new python developer job #Europython2023

A lot of developers know python these days, but also a lot of companies use python, so it's still a very high demand market for python developers.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 20, 2023

Next, @flaper87 and @honzakral take us through a complete journey a website takes - from conception to running in production, the right way.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023

Nar Saynorath discusses why your application performance matters, how you can learn to identify what matters most to you.
Collect the following data to figure out performance issues pic.twitter.com/r8HJN154HB

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023

Harald Lieder presents an open-source toolset which combines both, top-of-the-class performance and maximum text extraction detail from PDFs

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023

Day2 of #Europython2023 had @max_does_tech give a fun and interesting talk. He asks - “Almost all projects depend on external packages, but did you know how easy it can be to install something nasty instead of the dependency you want?”

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023

On the creative/artistic side of #Europython2023, @mamodrzejewski gave an overview of the music information retrieval (MIR) area. Music analysis, generation, processing and recommendation are included.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023

@NileshArnaiya continued Day2 of #EuroPython2023 exploring the history and current state of art of models generating original stories. pic.twitter.com/lweYzNACf9

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023

Next, @diegor will show us what the status of Python is on Arm architecture on all major operating systems and how we could help to improve it further.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023

@EliHolderness takes a look at the history of data storage, and discusses why some methods have worked better than others. We'll also look at today's state-of-the-art for keeping data safe, and discuss what the future might hold.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

@RoyMezan is going to help us understand how facial recognition works under the hood. He'll dive into some potential security problems, and show us how they were able to break into a biometric database. #EuroPython2023

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

Day 3 #Europython2023 proceeds with @malemburg saying that Event-Driven Architectures (EDAs) target a real need in today's application landscape, as systems grow more complex or need to scale organically.

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

@hynek is going to be talking about subclassing and composition in python #Europython2023

Hynek is the author of the popular attrs module, which made its way to python core as dataclass

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

Fireside chat by python organisers exploring community driven python conferences #Europython2023

You can get technical content online, but the difference between youtube and an event is the networking that happens

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

@RoyMezan is going to help us understand how facial recognition works under the hood. He'll dive into some potential security problems, and show us how they were able to break into a biometric database. #EuroPython2023

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

Day 3 at #EuroPython2023: Apache Kafka® is the de facto standard in the data streaming world for sending messages from multiple producers to multiple consumers, in a fast, reliable and scalable manner. @much_of_a teaches us how to implement using a British Fish and Chips shop

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 21, 2023

One of the last talks at #EuroPython2023 was by Mykalin Jones. She explored important questions: What are the benefits in teaching early? How do children acquire programming knowledge? How do we keep their interest?

— Playful Python (@playfulpython) July 23, 2023