PyCarolinas 2012

The first Python conference held in the Carolinas

28 speakers

Coverage of PyCarolinas 2012

33 sessions

Day 1 Saturday 20th October 2012

• 9:00am Welcome

• 9:15am Keynote

• 9:45am Python for Humans

  presented by Kenneth Reitz

• 9:45am Porting to Python 3

  presented by Andrew M. Kuchling

• 10:30am Understanding Decorators in 12 Easy Steps

  presented by Simeon Franklin

• 10:30am Fuzz Testing with Python

  presented by Al Snow

• 11:15am Iterator and Generator Tutorial

  presented by Matthew Frazier

• 12:45pm Emacs for Python Programming

  presented by Vinod Kurup

• 1:30pm CPython w/ Visual Studio 2010

  presented by Wiliam Sams

• 1:30pm Maintaining Your Sanity While Maintaining Your Open Source App

  presented by Mark Lavin

• 2:15pm Python Debugging Fundamentals

  presented by Chris Calloway

• 2:15pm Building Your First MongoDB Application

  presented by J. Randall Hunt

• 3:15pm Python in Embedded Software Development

  presented by Chris Church

• 3:15pm Python applications on Heroku

  presented by Flaviu Simihaian

• 4:00pm Cancelled: PyCon 5K: Open Race Tracking with Python and Arduino

• 4:00pm Pickle and Redis

  presented by Tim Hopper

• 5:00pm Lightning Talks

Day 2 Sunday 21st October 2012

• 9:00am Keynote / Announcements

• 9:45am Geography, Django, and the Web

  presented by Jeff Heard

• 9:45am Integrating New-to-Django Designers into Your Development Cycle

  presented by David Ray

• 10:30am Knowledge Discovery in Neglected Disease Databases: Using Python for Data Visualization, Analysis and Mining

  presented by Paul J Kowalczyk

• 10:30am Working with Designers

  presented by Julia Elman

• 11:15am Real-time Web: Gevent and Socket.io

  presented by Rick Copeland

• 11:15am Django on Windows

  presented by Michael Manfre

• 1:30pm Why Python Makes Such a Good First Language

  presented by Barry Peddycord III

• 1:30pm Ansible: Radically Simple DevOps Automation

  presented by Michael DeHaan

• 2:15pm An Engineer, a Physicist and a Python Programmer Walk into a Bar

  presented by Brian J. Soher and Philip Semanchuk

• 2:15pm Sysadmining Python to the Moon

  presented by Fred Alger

• 3:15pm Building RESTful Web Services with CherryPy

  presented by Joseph S. Tate

• 3:15pm Bringing Python to a Company

  presented by Brian Painter

• 4:00pm Flasky Goodness

  presented by Kenneth Reitz

• 4:00pm Raspberry Pi: From Kindergartners to Mad Scientists

  presented by Francois Dion

• 5:00pm Lightning Talks

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