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Friday

	Centennial I	Centennial II	Centennial III	Centennial IV	Regency V
07:00AM	Registration and Green Room (opens at 7:00 am)
08:00AM	Breakfast put out (8:00 am)
09:00AM	Introduction and Welcome
09:10AM	Python Software Foundation Chairman Address
09:20AM	Keynote: Hilary Mason
10:05AM	Break with snacks in expo hall / divider change
10:25AM	S Distributed Tasks with Celery Ryan Petrello	S Getting the job: the do's and don'ts of landing a Python job Brian Moloney	E S Creating Complex Data Pipelines in the Cloud: The App Engine Pipeline API Brett Slatkin	S Testing with mock Michael Foord	S Using Python to debug C and C++ code (using gdb) Dave Malcolm
11:05AM	E S Javascript for people who know Python Ian Bicking	S Get new contributors (and diversity) through outreach Asheesh Laroia	E S Python - The Secret Sauce in the Open Cloud Jason Huggins	S Units Need Testing Too Gary Bernhardt	S Supporting CPython on Unsupported Platforms Tim Lesher
11:45AM	S Panel: Python VMs Brett Cannon	S Diversity in Tech: Improving our Toolset Jennifer Leech	E I S Using Python 3 to Build a Cloud Computing Service for my Superboard II David Beazley	E S Supporting All Versions of Python All The Time With Tox Kumar McMillan	S State of Pylons/TurboGears 2/repoze.bfg Chris McDonough
12:15PM	S Panel: Python VMs Brett Cannon	Lunch		Lunch	S State of Pylons/TurboGears 2/repoze.bfg Chris McDonough
12:30PM	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
01:20PM	Lunch	S The Development of Python and You Brian Curtin	Lunch	S Backup Is Hard; Let's Go Shopping Gary Bernhardt	Lunch
01:35PM	S Python 3: the next generation is here already wesley chun	S The Development of Python and You Brian Curtin	E S Linguistics of Twitter Michael D. Healy	S Backup Is Hard; Let's Go Shopping Gary Bernhardt	S Opening the Flask Armin Ronacher
02:15PM	E I S Status of Unicode in Python 3 Victor Stinner	S Montréal-Python -- Lessons Learned from Bootstraping a Python Community Yannick Gingras	S mrjob: Distributed Computing for Everyone Jimmy Retzlaff	E S Useful Namespaces: Context Managers and Decorators Jack Diederich	E S Pluggable Django Patterns Corey Oordt
02:55PM	E S Porting to Python 3 Lennart Regebro	S How to sell Python Daniel Greenfeld	S An Introduction to Tornado Gavin M. Roy	E S Reverse-engineering Ian Bicking's brain: inside pip and virtualenv Carl Meyer	S Mobile applications testing using Python - an experimental technique Eing Ong
03:25PM	E S Porting to Python 3 Lennart Regebro	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall	S An Introduction to Tornado Gavin M. Roy	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall
03:40PM	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall
04:00PM	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall	S Panel: Python in Schools: Teaching It and Teaching With It. Joel Zachary Miller	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall	E S Extreme Network Programming with Python and Linux Rob Ludwick	Break - Snacks in Expo Hall
04:15PM	E S Jython Concurrency Jim Baker		S Statistical machine learning for text classification with scikit-learn Olivier Grisel		S WSGI: Working together to solve the web's problems Christopher Perkins
04:55PM	E S Why is Python slow and how PyPy can help? Maciej Fijałkowski	S Dependency management with Puppet Richard Crowley	S Rapid Python used on Big Data to Discover Human Genetic Variation Deniz Kural	E S How to write obfuscated python Rev. Johnny Healey	S Hookbox: All Python web-frameworks, now real-time. Batteries Included. Michael Carter
05:30PM	Lightning Talks
06:00PM

Saturday

	Centennial I	Centennial II	Centennial III	Centennial IV	Regency V
07:00AM	Registration and Green Room opens (7:00 AM)
08:00AM	Breakfast put out (8:00 AM)
08:30AM	Lightning Talks
08:55AM	Daily Kickoff
09:00AM	How Dropbox Did It and How Python Helped
09:25AM	A Fireside chat with Guido van Rossum
10:05AM	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall
10:25AM	S Everything You Wanted To Know About Pickling, But Were Afraid To Ask! Richard T. Saunders	E S Python for High Performance Computing William Scullin	S Testing the Mobile (and Desktop) Web with Selenium 2.0 - Better, Faster, and more Pythonicly Jason Huggins	S Ten Years of Twisted Glyph Lefkowitz	S CouchDB and Python in practice Luke Gotszling
11:05AM	S The Data Structures of Python Alex Gaynor	S SOLVCON: A New Python-Based Software Framework for Massively Parallelized Numerical Simulations Yung-Yu Chen	S Deploying Applications with zc.buildout JIm Fulton	S Writing great documentation Jacob Kaplan-Moss	S Running Django Apps on Google App Engine wesley chun
11:45AM	S Python IDEs Panel Dmitry Jemerov	S Large Scale Data Conditioning & Processing with Stackless Python and Pypes Eric Gaumer	E I S API Design anti-patterns Alex Martelli	S Documentation Driven Development Corey Oordt	S HTSQL - an insanely good WSGI / REST interface to your favorite database Clark C. Evans
12:15PM	S Python IDEs Panel Dmitry Jemerov	Lunch	E I S API Design anti-patterns Alex Martelli	Lunch
12:30PM	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
01:20PM	Lunch	S Genetic Programming in Python Eric Floehr	Lunch	E S Using Coroutines to Create Efficient, High-Concurrency Web Applications Matt Spitz	Lunch
01:35PM	S Continuous deployment Laurens Van Houtven	S Genetic Programming in Python Eric Floehr	E S Prototyping Go's Select with stackless.py for Stackless Python Andrew Francis		S An (biased) survey of the python web Mark Ramm
02:15PM	E S "Dude, Where's My RAM?" - A deep dive into how Python uses memory Dave Malcolm	E S Introduction to Parallel Computing on an NVIDIA GPU using PyCUDA Roy Hyunjin Han	E S Exhibition of Atrocity Mike Pirnat	S Using Blender's new BPY Python API Christopher Allan Webber	S ZODB: A Python Persistence System Chris McDonough
02:55PM	E I S API Design: Lessons Learned Raymond Hettinger	S Swarming the Web: Evolving the Perfect Config File Kurt Grandis	E S Python-Aware Python Ned Batchelder	E S Advanced Network Architectures With ZeroMQ Zed A. Shaw	S Python and Robots: Teaching Programming in High School Vern Ceder
03:25PM	E I S API Design: Lessons Learned Raymond Hettinger	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall	E S Python-Aware Python Ned Batchelder	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall
03:40PM	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall
04:00PM	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall	S What would you do with an ast? Matthew J Desmarais	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall	S Django Packages: A Case Study Daniel Greenfeld	Break with Snacks in Expo Hall
04:15PM	S The Python That Wasn't Larry Hastings	S What would you do with an ast? Matthew J Desmarais	E I S Handling ridiculous amounts of data with probabilistic data structures C. Titus Brown	S Django Packages: A Case Study Daniel Greenfeld	S HTTP in Python: which library for what task? Augie Fackler
04:55PM	S Serious Business: Python is not just for Engineering Zach Steindler	S Supercomputer and Cluster Application Performance Analysis using Python Daniel W. Barnette, PhD	E S How to kill a patent with Python Van Lindberg	E I S Packaging, from Distutils to Distutils2 Tarek Ziadé	S Through the Side Channel: Timing and Implementation Attacks in Python Geremy Condra
05:30PM	Lightning Talks
06:00PM

Sunday

	Centennial I	Centennial II	Centennial III	Centennial IV	Regency V
07:00AM	Registration and Green Room opens (7:00 AM)
08:00AM	Breakfast put out (8:00 AM)
08:30AM	Lightning Talks
08:50AM	Daily Kickoff
08:55AM	Going Full Python - Threadless
09:15AM	Disqus: Serving 400 million people with Python
09:40AM	An Open success for the cloud: OpenStack
10:05AM	Break with Snacks, Poster Area - Start of Poster Session
10:25AM	Poster Session
11:55AM	S Firefox Sync Tarek Ziadé	S Running ultra large telescopes in Python Maciej Fijałkowski	S Fun with Python's Newer Tools Raymond Hettinger	S An outsider's look at co-routines. Peter Portante	S Django: Pitfalls I Encountered and How to Avoid Them Luke Sneeringer
12:25PM	Lunch
01:15PM	S Greasing the Wheels of Exploration with Python Michael Sims	S Optimal Aircraft Engine Tuner Selection in Python Jeffrey Armstrong	S TUF: Secure Software Updates in Python Geremy Condra	S Scaling Python past 100 Mark Ramm	S The Pyramid FAQ Carlos de la Guardia
01:55PM	S Best Practices for Impossible Deadlines Christopher Groskopf	S Algorithmic Generation of OpenGL Geometry Jonathan Hartley	S Hidden Treasures in the Standard Library Doug Hellmann	S Writing Command-Line Tools using IronPython and Visual Studios Noah Gift	S MongoDB + Pylons at Catch.com: Scalable Web Apps with Python and NoSQL Niall O'Higgins
02:35PM	Closing Remarks / Lightning Talks
03:35PM	Introduction to Sprints
03:55PM

PyCon 2011 Atlanta

March 9th–17th

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