PyColorado 2019

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PyColorado 2019

PyColorado 2019

PyColorado is a regional Python conference to bring together the community of Python users and developers in the Front Range region of the Rocky Mountains. Python is a popular open-source programming language with many users in this region, including many organizations and companies who rely on the language in their technology stack.

Python Data Science

September 2019 Backend

Advanced asyncio: Solving Real-World Production Problems

Advanced asyncio: Solving Real-World Production Problems

Advanced asyncio: Solving Real-World Production Problems

Lynn Root

September 2019 Backend

Boring Object Orientation

Boring Object Orientation

Boring Object Orientation

Moshe Zadka

September 2019 Backend

Cleaning Up Your Python Environment Superfund Site

Cleaning Up Your Python Environment Superfund Site

Cleaning Up Your Python Environment Superfund Site

Ashton Honnecke

September 2019 Backend

CUDA in Your Python: Effective Parallel Programming on the GPU

CUDA in Your Python: Effective Parallel Programming on the GPU

CUDA in Your Python: Effective Parallel Programming on the GPU

William Horton

September 2019 Backend

Developing With Empathy

Developing With Empathy

Developing With Empathy

Rami Chowdhury

September 2019 Backend

Ignite Talk - 2019 Python Gotchas, Tips, and Tricks

Ignite Talk - 2019 Python Gotchas, Tips, and Tricks

Ignite Talk - 2019 Python Gotchas, Tips, and Tricks

Ben Cordova

September 2019 Backend

Ignite Talk - Getting Started with Twitter Developer Labs

Ignite Talk - Getting Started with Twitter Developer Labs

Ignite Talk - Getting Started with Twitter Developer Labs

Jim Moffitt

September 2019 Backend

Ignite Talk - The Science of Better Meetups

Ignite Talk - The Science of Better Meetups

Ignite Talk - The Science of Better Meetups

Kathleen Burnett

September 2019 Backend

Managing Time like a Time Lord: It's bigger on the inside

Managing Time like a Time Lord: It's bigger on the inside

Managing Time like a Time Lord: It's bigger on the inside

Joe Mann

September 2019 Backend

Optimizing SQL + Python Pipelines for Data Science

Optimizing SQL + Python Pipelines for Data Science

Optimizing SQL + Python Pipelines for Data Science

Jordan Hagan

September 2019 Backend

Pandas May Be Slow, but Pandas Doesn't Have to Be

Pandas May Be Slow, but Pandas Doesn't Have to Be

Pandas May Be Slow, but Pandas Doesn't Have to Be

Andrew Vaccaro

September 2019 Backend

Python 1994

Python 1994

Python 1994

Paul Everitt

September 2019 Backend

Static Typing in Python

Static Typing in Python

Static Typing in Python

Dustin Ingram

September 2019 Backend

Stats Don't Have to Be Scary: Automatic a/b Test Analysis Using Python

Stats Don't Have to Be Scary: Automatic a/b Test Analysis Using Python

Stats Don't Have to Be Scary: Automatic a/b Test Analysis Using Python

Kristie Wirth

September 2019 Backend

The Zen of Python: Rocky Mountain Remix

The Zen of Python: Rocky Mountain Remix

The Zen of Python: Rocky Mountain Remix

Uche Ogbuji

September 2019 Backend

Unleashing the Eighth Plague: An Intro to Load Testing with Locust and Python

Unleashing the Eighth Plague: An Intro to Load Testing with Locust and Python

Unleashing the Eighth Plague: An Intro to Load Testing with Locust and Python

Gabriel Boorse

September 2019 Backend

Using Dash to Create Interactive Web Apps for Non-Technical Audiences

Using Dash to Create Interactive Web Apps for Non-Technical Audiences

Using Dash to Create Interactive Web Apps for Non-Technical Audiences

Joe Willi

September 2019 Backend

Using Dask to Distribute Machine Learning Jobs

Using Dask to Distribute Machine Learning Jobs

Using Dask to Distribute Machine Learning Jobs

William Cox

September 2019 Backend

WhyPy? Understanding Trends Driving the Usage of Python

WhyPy? Understanding Trends Driving the Usage of Python

WhyPy? Understanding Trends Driving the Usage of Python

Rachel Stephens