Collection of talks presented at conferences.

Upcoming

2019

• FOSDEM 2019 | Demystifying Coroutines and Asynchronous Programming in Python | 03 Feb slides

2018

• PyCon San Sebastián 2018 | Demystifying Coroutines and Asynchronous Programming in Python | 13 Oct slides
• Python BCN Meetup | exploring-generators-and-coroutines{.interpreted-text role=“doc”} | 17 Jan slides

2017

• EuroPython 2017 | discovering-descriptors{.interpreted-text role=“doc”} | 11 July video slides
• EuroPython 2017 | beyond-coverage{.interpreted-text role=“doc”} (lightning talk) | 10 July
• PyCon CZ | Discovering Descriptors | 9 June slides
• PyCon CZ | Clean code in Python | 8 June slides

2016

• EuroPython | Clean code in Python | 20 July slides video

A summary of the first days (from day 0 --Sunday to day 3 --Wednesday), of EuroPython 2017.

Day 0: Beginners' day

Once again, like last year I volunteered for the beginners' day on Sunday, right at the dawn of the conference. It was another great opportunity to share knowledge and experience about Python.

In particular this time I was lucky enough to work with a group of mathematicians who used Python for data science, so I learnt about these concepts, and we worked a bit with Pandas for processing numbers.

This talk was presented at PyCon CZ 2017 and EuroPython 2017. Here are the references and resources for the presentation.

The code used for the talk, is available here and contains some explanations along with the examples.

Slides

Video

This is the recording of the talk presented at EuroPython 2017.

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References

To learn more about descriptors, you could check some of the following references, used as base for the talk:

The proposal of my talk titled "Discovering Descriptors", was accepted for the next edition of PyCon CZ, in Prague, Czech Republic. Although the schedule is not yet ready, this talk will most likely be on June 8th.

The first two days of the conference (June 8th and June 9th), will be for talks, whilst the last one (Saturday, June 10), will be for workshops (sprints).

This is another interesting opportunity to share and learn from the Python community, as it was last year when I presented at EuroPython 2016. On this occasion, I plan to post an entry with the events, per each day of the conference.

The next Saturday 10 of September, I will be presenting my talk "Clean Code in Python", as presented in the previous EuroPython 2016, at a local Python event in Córdoba, Argentina¹².

The following week, I will be attending a local architecture meetup (arqconf), on which a talk³ about OpenStack will be hosted, explaining how they work in a distributed fashion.

I look forward to enjoying both events!

I had the great experience of presenting at EuroPython 2016. My talk entitled "Clean code in Python", was about good development practices, down to low-level design (with code examples), for Python. The idea of the talk, was to present the "pythonic" approach for writing code, and how do general concepts of clean code apply to Python.

These examples might be useful for beginners, developers experienced in other languages coming to Python, and people using Python for scientific applications. The examples could also be helpful for senior developers, because they remind real situations that might appear in pull requests, while doing a code review.

I am glad to inform that I will be speaking at EuroPython 2016 conference.

My submission about clean code in Python was accepted, so in the next edition of EuroPython 2016, in Bilbao, Spain, I will talk about clean code principles for Python. Here is the abstract:

https://ep2016.europython.eu/conference/talks/clean-code-in-python

The full list of talks is available at:

https://ep2016.europython.eu/en/events/sessions/

If you are interested, subscribe to the EuroPython blog and Youtube channel. I will include more details in a separate post.