Welcome — this is where we are beginning to assemble the schedule for PyCon 2016! By late February, we hope to also announce our keynotes, tutorials, and posters, so stay tuned.
May 28, 2016
May 28, 2016
Room A107-A109 | |
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09:00AM |
Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift: Python containers for the real world
Graham Dumpleton
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10:30AM | Break |
11:00AM |
OpenStack: Cloud Native Deployment for Application Developers
David F. Flanders
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12:30PM | Lunch |
01:30PM |
IBM: Hands-on session: Developing analytic applications using Apache Spark™ and Python
David Taieb
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05:00PM |
May 29, 2016
Room A106 | Room A107-A109 | Sponsor Room A105 | |
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09:00AM |
Microsoft: What can you do with Python at Microsoft?
Steve Dower
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Rackspace: Deploy an interactive data science environment with JupyterHub on Docker Swarm
Everett Toews
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10:30AM | Break | ||
11:00AM |
Intel: Deploying solutions with Python on the Trusted Analytics Platform
Frederick Magnotta, Anahita Bhiwandiwalla
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12:30PM | Lunch | ||
01:30PM |
Dropbox: Introducing type annotations for Python 2.7
Guido van Rossum
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Google Tech Talk Series: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Python at Google
wesley chun
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Heroku 101: Deploying Python Web Applications to Heroku
Kenneth Reitz
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03:00PM | Break | ||
03:30PM |
Google: A whirlwind tour of Google Cloud services you can use - wherever your code runs!
Brian Dorsey, Jon Parrott
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Caktus Group: Leveraging Text Messaging in 2016 with RapidPro
Erin Mullaney & Rebecca Muraya
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05:00PM |
May 29, 2016
May 30, 2016
May 31, 2016
June 1, 2016
Oregon Ballroom 201–202 | Oregon Ballroom 203–204 | Portland Ballroom 251 & 258 | Portland Ballroom 252–253 | Portland Ballroom 254–255 | |
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08:00AM | Breakfast | ||||
08:30AM | Lightning Talks | ||||
09:00AM | Python Software Foundation — Van Lindberg | ||||
09:20AM | Keynote — Cris Ewing | ||||
10:00AM | Poster Session / Job Fair / Lunch — Expo Hall | ||||
01:10PM | Magic Wormhole: Simple Secure File Transfer Brian Warner Intermediate | Write an Excellent Programming Blog A. Jesse Jiryu Davis Novice | Computational Physics with Python: Planetary Orbits from Newton to Feynman Pramod Gupta Novice | See Python, See Python Go, Go Python Go Andrey Petrov Experienced | More Than Binary: Inclusive Gender Collection and You Anne DeCusatis Novice |
01:50PM | Small Batch Artisanal Bots: Let's Make Friends Elizabeth Uselton Novice | What can software engineers learn from the medical field? Laura Rupprecht Novice | Python for Public Health: Building Statistical Models of Ciliary Motion Shannon Quinn Intermediate | Accelerating healthcare transactions with Python and PyPy Brian Corbin Novice | Antipatterns for Diversity Naomi Ceder Novice |
02:30PM | Revitalizing Python Game Development: Packaging, Performance, and Platforms Jacob Kovac Intermediate | User Research for Non-Researchers Jane Davis Novice | Removing Python's GIL: The Gilectomy Larry Hastings Experienced | Diff It To Dig It Sep Dehpour (Seperman) Novice | Improving Learning Resources and Community for Deaf Sign Language Users through Deaf Awareness Sarah Jessica Leivers Novice |
03:10PM | Keynote — K Lars Lohn | ||||
03:50PM | Final Remarks and Conference Close | ||||
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04:10PM | Sprint Pitches | ||||
04:30PM | “Introduction to Sprints” workshop — Oregon Ballroom 201–202 | ||||
06:00PM |