Talks Schedule

April 11, 2014

	Room 517D	Room 517C	Room 517AB	Room 520	Room 710A
07:30AM	Breakfast
09:00AM	Opening Statements
09:30AM	Keynote: John Perry Barlow
10:10AM	Break
10:50AM	All Your Ducks In A Row: Data Structures in the Standard Library and Beyond Brandon Rhodes S	Introduction to Regular Expressions Luke Sneeringer S	Character encoding and Unicode in Python: How to (╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ with dignity Travis Fischer, Esther Nam S	Computer science fundamentals for self-taught programmers Justin Abrahms S	For Lack of a Better Name(server): DNS Explained. Lynn Root S
11:30AM	Cache me if you can: memcached, caching patterns and best practices Guillaume Ardaud S	Creating Bomb-Proof Data Importers Daniel Lindsley S	Decorators: A Powerful Weapon in your Python Arsenal Colton Myers S	So you want to be a full-stack developer? How to build a full-stack python web application. Kate Heddleston S	Kneel And Disconnect: Getting The Fastest Connection Out Of A Hostname Ashwini Oruganti S
12:10PM	Pickles are for Delis, not Software Alex Gaynor S	Python Scraping Showdown: A performance and accuracy review of top scraping libraries Katharine Jarmul S	By Your Bootstraps: Porting Your Application to Python3 Tres Seaver S	Import-ant Decisions Allison Kaptur S	Turn Your Computer Into a Server Karen Rustad, Asheesh Laroia S
12:40PM		Lunch		Lunch
12:55PM	Lunch		Lunch		Lunch
01:40PM		Ansible - Python-Powered Radically Simple IT Automation Michael DeHaan S		The Young Coder: Let's Learn Python (or, 'So, You Want to Run a Young Coders Class') Barbara Shaurette, Katie Cunningham S
01:55PM	An Introduction to Twisted Stacey Sern S		The Birth & Death of JavaScript Gary Bernhardt S		Enough Machine Learning to Make Hacker News Readable Again Ned Jackson Lovely S
02:35PM	Twisted Mixing Laurens Van Houtven S	Puppet Modules: Apps for Ops Justin Bronn S	Straightening Out AngularJS with Python Jeff Schenck S	The Python Pipeline: Why you should reach out to local teachers and how to do it Selena Deckelmann S	How to Get Started with Machine Learning Melanie Warrick S
03:15PM	Getting Hy on Python: How to implement a Lisp front-end to Python Paul Tagliamonte S	Getting Started with SaltStack Peter Baumgartner S	What Is Async, How Does It Work, And When Should I Use It? A. Jesse Jiryu Davis S	Teaching Python: To Infinity and Beyond Kushal Das S	Realtime predictive analytics using scikit-learn & RabbitMQ Michael Becker S
03:45PM		Break		Break
04:00PM	Break		Break		Break
04:15PM		Distributed Computing Is Hard, Lets Go Shopping Lewis Franklin S		The State of Crypto in Python Jarret Raim, Paul Kehrer S
04:30PM	Castle Anthrax: Dungeon Generation Techniques James King S		Application Deployment State of the Onion Noah Kantrowitz S		Blending art, technology, and light, Python for interactive and real time LED installations Preston Holmes S
05:10PM	Advanced methods for creating decorators. Graham Dumpleton S	Fan-in and Fan-out: The crucial components of concurrency Brett Slatkin S	Building and breaking a Python sandbox Jessica McKellar S	Python + Geographic Data = BFFs Mele Sax-Barnett S	Hello Physical World: A Crash Course on the Internet of Things Katherine Scott S
05:40PM	Lightning Talks
06:40PM

April 12, 2014

	Room 517D	Room 517C	Room 517AB	Room 520	Room 710A
07:30AM	Breakfast
08:30AM	Lightning Talks
09:00AM	Keynote: Jessica McKellar
09:40AM	Keynote: Fernando Pérez
10:20AM	Break
10:50AM	A Scenic Drive through the Django Request-Response Cycle Dan Langer S	Games for Science: Creating interactive psychology experiments in Python with Panda3D Jessica Hamrick, Peter Battaglia S	Track memory leaks in Python Victor Stinner S	Introduction to Docker Amjith Ramanujam S	Developing Flask Extensions Rachel Sanders S
11:30AM	Designing Django's Migrations Andrew Godwin S	Know Thy Neighbor: Scikit and the K-Nearest Neighbor Algorithm Portia Burton S	Garbage Collection in Python Benjamin Peterson S	Python in the Browser: Intro to Brython Susan Tan S	So You Want to Build an API? Megan Speir S
12:10PM	Django: The good parts James Bennett S	Analyzing Rap Lyrics with Python Julie Lavoie S	Subprocess to FFI: Memory, Performance, and Why You Shouldn't Shell Out Christine Spang S	Upgrade your Web Development Toolchain Blaise Laflamme S	Designing Poetic APIs Erik Rose S
12:40PM		Lunch		Lunch
12:55PM	Lunch		Lunch		Lunch
01:40PM		Writing RESTful web services with Flask Miguel Grinberg S	Getting Started Testing Ned Batchelder S	The Sorry State of SSL Hynek Schlawack S
01:55PM	Introduction to SQLAlchemy Core Jason Myers S				Diving into Open Data with IPython Notebook & Pandas Julia Evans S
02:35PM	Sane schema migrations with Alembic and SQLAlchemy Selena Deckelmann S	REST is not enough: Using Push Notifications to better support your mobile clients Juan Gomez S	Unit Testing Makes Your Code Better Greg Ward S	Quick Wins for Better Website Security Dan Callahan S	Data intensive biology in the cloud: instrumenting ALL the things Titus Brown S
03:15PM	Building the App mike bayer S	Pushing Python: Building a High Throughput, Low Latency System Kevin Ballard S	In Depth PDB Nathan Yergler S	Multi-factor Authentication - Possession Factors Ying Li S	Discovering Python David Beazley S
03:45PM		Break		Break
04:00PM	Break		Break		Break
04:15PM		Python packaging simplified, for end users, app developers, and open source contributors Asheesh Laroia S		Software Carpentry: Lessons Learned Greg Wilson S
04:30PM	Fast Python, Slow Python Alex Gaynor S		Advanced techniques for Web functional testing Julien Phalip S		Cheap Helicopters In My Living Room Ned Jackson Lovely S
05:10PM	Which messaging layer should you use if you want to build a loosely coupled distributed Python app? Narahari Allamraju S	What is coming in Python packaging Noah Kantrowitz S	Performance Testing and Profiling: A Virtuous Cycle Dan Crosta S	It's Dangerous to Go Alone: Battling the Invisible Monsters in Tech Julie Pagano S	Programming an Autonomous 20 Foot Blimp with Python Scott Lobdell S
05:40PM	Lightning Talks
06:40PM

April 13, 2014

	Room 517D	Room 517C	Room 517AB	Room 520	Room 710A
07:30AM	Breakfast
08:30AM	Lightning Talks
09:00AM	Keynote: Van Lindberg
09:20AM	Keynote: Guido van Rossum
10:00AM	Poster Sessions (10:00–1:00) / Job Fair (10:00–1:00) / Lunch (12:00–1:10)
01:10PM	Postgres Performance for Humans Craig Kerstiens S	Technical on-boarding, training, and mentoring. Kate Heddleston, Nicole Zuckerman S	Deliver Your Software In An Envelope Augie Fackler, Nathaniel Manista S	Farewell and Welcome Home: Python in Two Genders Naomi Ceder S	My big gay adventure. Making, releasing and selling an indie game made in python. Luke Miller S
01:50PM	PostgreSQL is Web Scale (Really :) ) Hannu Krosing S	Hitchhikers Guide to Participating in Open Source Elena Williams S	See Docs Run. Run, Docs, Run! Catherine Devlin S	Outreach Program for Women: Lessons in Collaboration Marina Zhurakhinskaya S	2D/3D graphics with Python on mobile platforms Niko Skrypnik S
02:30PM	Localization Revisited Ruchi Varshney S	Set your code free: releasing and maintaining an open-source Python project Carl Meyer S	The Day of the EXE Is Upon Us Brandon Rhodes S	Software Engineering Research for Hackers: Bridging the Two Solitudes Tavish Armstrong S	Smart Dumpster: Employing Python to Report Real-Time Resource Fill to Operation Managers Bradley Angell S
03:10PM	Closing Address
04:00PM	Lightning Talks
05:00PM