Media Summary: Hey folks so this is Luis we just met here at the exhibit hall at Speaker: Larry Hastings Stop writing crappy shell scripts—write crappy Python scripts instead! Other talks will show you how to ... Speaker: Jack Diederich A function is a small chunk of code that does useful work. Your job when writing a function is to do it in a ...

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Hey folks so this is Luis we just met here at the exhibit hall at Speaker: Larry Hastings Stop writing crappy shell scripts—write crappy Python scripts instead! Other talks will show you how to ... Speaker: Jack Diederich A function is a small chunk of code that does useful work. Your job when writing a function is to do it in a ... Speaker: Jiaqi Liu It's one thing to build a robust data pipeline process in python but a whole other challenge to find tooling and ... Speaker: Anna Ossowski You maintain an Open Source project with great code? Yet your project isn't succeeding in the ways you ... Speaker: Nathaniel J. Smith Concurrent programs are super useful: think of web apps juggling lots of simultaneous downloads ...

Speaker: Trey Hunner Creating one list out of another list is a very common thing to do in Python, so common that Python includes ... Speaker: Alex Petralia “So tell me,” my manager said, “what is an average?” There's probably nothing worse than that sinking ... Speaker: Julie Qiu At some point, we all find ourselves at a SQL prompt making edits to the production database. We know it's a ... PyCon 2018 Vlog 05 – Side-project Productivity (with Bob Belderbos of PyBites) Speaker: John Reese Have you ever written a small, elegant application that couldn't keep up with the growth of your data or user ...

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PyCon 2018 Vlog 06 – Structuring Python Projects & Open-Source (with Anthony Shaw)
Larry Hastings - Solve Your Problem With Sloppy Python - PyCon 2018
Jack Diederich - HOWTO Write a Function - PyCon 2018
Jiaqi Liu - Building a Data Pipeline with Testing in Mind - PyCon 2018
PyCon 2018 Vlog 01 — Getting Ready
Anna Ossowski - Flourishing FLOSS: Making Your Project Successful - PyCon 2018
Nathaniel J. Smith - Trio: Async concurrency for mere mortals - PyCon 2018
Trey Hunner - Using List Comprehensions and Generator Expressions For Data Processing - PyCon 2018
Alex Petralia - Analyzing Data: What pandas and SQL Taught Me About Taking an Average - PyCon 2018
Julie Qiu - Strategies to Edit Production Data - PyCon 2018
Dan Callahan - Keynote - PyCon 2018
PyCon 2018 Vlog 05 – Side-project Productivity (with Bob Belderbos of PyBites)
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PyCon 2018 Vlog 06 – Structuring Python Projects & Open-Source (with Anthony Shaw)

PyCon 2018 Vlog 06 – Structuring Python Projects & Open-Source (with Anthony Shaw)

Hey folks so this is Luis we just met here at the exhibit hall at

Larry Hastings - Solve Your Problem With Sloppy Python - PyCon 2018

Larry Hastings - Solve Your Problem With Sloppy Python - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Larry Hastings Stop writing crappy shell scripts—write crappy Python scripts instead! Other talks will show you how to ...

Jack Diederich - HOWTO Write a Function - PyCon 2018

Jack Diederich - HOWTO Write a Function - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Jack Diederich A function is a small chunk of code that does useful work. Your job when writing a function is to do it in a ...

Jiaqi Liu - Building a Data Pipeline with Testing in Mind - PyCon 2018

Jiaqi Liu - Building a Data Pipeline with Testing in Mind - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Jiaqi Liu It's one thing to build a robust data pipeline process in python but a whole other challenge to find tooling and ...

PyCon 2018 Vlog 01 — Getting Ready

PyCon 2018 Vlog 01 — Getting Ready

PyCon 2018 Vlog 01 — Getting Ready

Anna Ossowski - Flourishing FLOSS: Making Your Project Successful - PyCon 2018

Anna Ossowski - Flourishing FLOSS: Making Your Project Successful - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Anna Ossowski You maintain an Open Source project with great code? Yet your project isn't succeeding in the ways you ...

Nathaniel J. Smith - Trio: Async concurrency for mere mortals - PyCon 2018

Nathaniel J. Smith - Trio: Async concurrency for mere mortals - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Nathaniel J. Smith Concurrent programs are super useful: think of web apps juggling lots of simultaneous downloads ...

Trey Hunner - Using List Comprehensions and Generator Expressions For Data Processing - PyCon 2018

Trey Hunner - Using List Comprehensions and Generator Expressions For Data Processing - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Trey Hunner Creating one list out of another list is a very common thing to do in Python, so common that Python includes ...

Alex Petralia - Analyzing Data: What pandas and SQL Taught Me About Taking an Average - PyCon 2018

Alex Petralia - Analyzing Data: What pandas and SQL Taught Me About Taking an Average - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Alex Petralia “So tell me,” my manager said, “what is an average?” There's probably nothing worse than that sinking ...

Julie Qiu - Strategies to Edit Production Data - PyCon 2018

Julie Qiu - Strategies to Edit Production Data - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Julie Qiu At some point, we all find ourselves at a SQL prompt making edits to the production database. We know it's a ...

Dan Callahan - Keynote - PyCon 2018

Dan Callahan - Keynote - PyCon 2018

Speaker: Dan Callahan.

PyCon 2018 Vlog 05 – Side-project Productivity (with Bob Belderbos of PyBites)

PyCon 2018 Vlog 05 – Side-project Productivity (with Bob Belderbos of PyBites)

PyCon 2018 Vlog 05 – Side-project Productivity (with Bob Belderbos of PyBites)

John Reese - Thinking Outside the GIL with AsyncIO and Multiprocessing - PyCon 2018

John Reese - Thinking Outside the GIL with AsyncIO and Multiprocessing - PyCon 2018

Speaker: John Reese Have you ever written a small, elegant application that couldn't keep up with the growth of your data or user ...