PyCon 2012, Santa Clara

● Tutorials● Presentations● Posters● PyCon 5K● Startup Row● Open spaces● Sprints

http://pyvideo.org/category/17/pycon-us-2012

Conference Chair Jesse Noller

@jessenoller

Doug Napoleone, making sure everything works behind the scene

@dougnap

Tutorials

Asheesh Laroia: Web scraping: Reliably and efficiently pull data from pages that don't expect it

Allen Downey: Bayesian statistics made (as) simple (as possible)

Presentations

● Glyph (@glyph): Through The Ether And Back Again: What Happens To A Packet When You Send It

● Jack Diederich (@jackdied): Stop Writing Classes

● Dave Malcolm: Static analysis of Python extension modules using GCC

Presentations

● Ned Batchelder (@nedbat): Pragmatic Unicode, or, How do I stop the pain?

● Jessica McKellar (@jessicamckellar) and Asheesh Laroia (@asheeshlaroia): Diversity in practice: How the Boston Python User Group grew to 1700 people and over 15% women

Through The Ether And Back Again: What Happens To A Packet When

You Send It

Glyph

Stop Writing ClassesJack Diedrich

Posters

● Christine Spang: How the Tor Project Uses Python

● Deb Nicholson and Christopher Allan Webber: MediaGoblin: The Road to Federation

● Peter Portante: Python under PyCScope● Clint Howarth: Millions of Genes with Python

and Jython

Posters

● Tom Aldcroft: Keeping the Chandra Satellite Cool with Python and Xija

● Katherine Zhao with Kim Win: The Artemis Project: Promoting Computer Science to High School Girls

● Jessica McKellar: Twisted Matrix High Scores: Getting and Retaining New Contributors to Open Source Projects

How the Tor Project uses Python

MediaGoblin: The Road to Federation

Python under PyCScope

Millions of Genes with Python and Jython

The Artemis Project: Promoting Computer Science to High School

Girls

PyCon 5K

● Womens' 2nd place: Christine Spang

Last Sprinter Standing: Stuart Powers