27-28 May,
2017
Munich,
Germany

Main Python event in Web Development

2days of intense practice
3tracks of talks and workshops
30international speakers

An annual conference about Python and Web stack

Django, Plone, Tornado, TurboGears, Pyramid and other web-related tools. Talks and workshops by core developers and experts. All in one conference.

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Keynotes

Rachel Willmer: Real-Time Data with Django

For several years, Rachel Willmer has been searching for the perfect real-time data solution for her Django-based website, Luzme.

The two most recent candidates under the microscope are Google Firebase (a paid service) and the new Django Channels (free and open source).

Rachel shares her experiences of both and compares the relative advantages and disadvantages.

Martijn Faassen: Rethinking the Python Web Framework

What if you could rethink the Python web framework? What would it be like? 

A few years ago, I had the opportunity to do this. The result is a web framework called Morepath. It doesn't look wildly different on the outside. I'm going to demonstrate a few ways in which it is different. 

If you're a user of a web framework, I want to show you use cases you may not even realize you have. If you're a developer of a web framework, I want to offer you ideas you may not have considered. 

Conference Program / 2017

25 talks, 5 worshops, 2 days of intense Python

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Workshops

All workshops are included in the standard ticket

Plone

workshop by Philip Bauer

Philip is a founder of Starzel, board member of the Plone foundation, loves teaching and dedicated to Open Source.

Tornado

workshop by Stefan Behnel

Stefan is a backend engineer at Skoobe, main developer of lxml and Cython, using Tornado on daily basis.

Django CMS

workshop by Iacopo Spalletti

Iacopo is a Founder/CTO @NephilaIT and django CMS core developer. When not coding, you can find him in the local pub.

Pyramid

workshop by Andrii Chaichenko

Andrii is a backend developer at CeleraOne, currently focused on data science and machine learning.

TurboGears

workshop by Alessandro Molina

Alessandro is a core developer of the TurboGears2 web framework and maintainer of Beaker Caching/Session framework.

Venue

LMU Institute of Computer Science

Oettingenstraße 67, 80538 Munich

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General questions

Uliana Andriieshyna

Facility management

Benjamin Mohtaschemi

Community management

Max Jakob

LMU Coordination

Hardy Erlinger

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Contact

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Sponsoring: sponsoring@pyconweb.com
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Organizers

General: Anton Caceres
Facilities: Uliana Andriieshyna
Venue: Max Jakob
Community: Benjamin Mohtaschemi
Companies: Hardy Erlinger
Design: Andrew Melnikov,

Supporters: Steve Piercy, Alexandre Savio, Alexander Loechel, Alisa Caceres

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