Grand Ballroom B

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How to give your Python code to someone else

Russell Keith-Magee

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Lunch (Hall AB)

Panel: Fostering better collaboration between the scientific Python community and core Python development

Jonathan Dekhtiar, Dawn Wages, Michael Droettboom

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pathlib: why and how to use it

Trey Hunner

Grand Ballroom B

Free-threaded Python: past, present and future

Thomas Wouters

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Lock-Free Multi-Core Performance with Behavior-Oriented Concurrency

Matthew Johnson

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Demystifying the GIL

Bruce Eckel

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Conquer multithreaded Python with Blanket

Larry Hastings

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Switching from Sphinx to Markdown

Kattni

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The Exceptions We Don't Catch in Technical Conversations

Emin Martinian

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Lunch (Hall AB)

[Yes, You Can] Test SQL

Paul Zuradzki

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Where the Sidewalk Ends: Data-Driven Urban Safety

Fay Shaw

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The art of live process manipulation with Python 3.14's zero-overhead debugging interface

Savannah Ostrowski

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Getting Started with Celery: Building Your First Background Task System in Python

Italo Carvalho Vianelli Ribeiro

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Upgrading Python CLIs: From Scripts to Interactive Tools

Avik Basu

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Posters (Hall AB)

Brains and Explosions: A Simple VDB Writer for Python

Joachim Pfefferkorn

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Memory management in CPython, fast or slow?

Mark Shannon

Grand Ballroom B

Taking Generators Too Far: Writing a PDF from Scratch in Python

Arie Bovenberg

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