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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Who's speaking

J. Randall Hunt

Software Engineer at Amazon Web Services

Los Angeles, USA

Jordi Soucheiron

Software Engineer at Skyscanner

Barcelona, Spain

Rachel Willmer

Programmer, manager, entrepreneur, CEO at Luzme

Edinburgh, Scotland

Mahmoud Hashemi

Lead Developer of Python Platform at PayPal

San Jose, USA

Markus Holtermann

Django core developer, works at LaterPay

Berlin, Germany

Daniele Procida

Django core developer, works at Divio

Cardiff, Wales

Jacob Rief

Core developer of Django-SHOP, author of Django-Angular

Innsbruck, Austria

Dmitry Trofimov

Team Lead of PyCharm at JetBrains

Munich, Germany

Alessandro Molina

Core developer of TurboGears web framework

Torino, Italy

Martijn Faassen

Web developer since 1998, founder of a number of open source projects

Tilburg, Netherlands

Mike Müller

CEO at Python Academy, chairman of PySV

Leipzig, Germany

Patrick Arminio

Full Stack Developer working at Stink Studios

London, England

See all 25 speakers in the

Conference Program

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

Sat 27 May 2017
Sun 28 May 2017

08:30

Registration

09:30

Conference opening

- Anton Caceres, Uliana Andriieshyna

09:45

Real-Time Data with Django

- Rachel Willmer

10:30

Reproducible development environments with Nix

- Johannes Bornhold

Django and the new frontend era

- Patrick Arminio

Breaking out of the Request-Response Cycle with Django Channels

- Jesaja Everling

(workshop of 1 hour, 30 minutes)

11:00

Coffee break

11:30

To index or not, that's not the question

- Markus Holtermann

Serverless, what is it good for?

- J. Randall Hunt

12:00

Because Web API Testing Should Be Easy

- Vilibald Wanča

TurboGears2 the Framework that scales with you

- Alessandro Molina

(workshop of 1 hour)

12:30

Lunch

14:30

Group photo

15:00

Come work with us! Get to know companies looking for Python developers

RestrictedPython – or how to port to Python 3 without porting dependencies

- Michael Howitz

Plone Workshop

- Philip Bauer

(workshop of 2 hours, 10 minutes)

15:45

Getting started with tornado with Sharknado

- Jordi Soucheiron

URLs: In Plain View

- Mahmoud Hashemi

16:15

Scientific Python Tools for Non-Scientific Uses

- Mike Müller

Efficient Python

- Saloua Litayem