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PyConf 2026
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| With Emily Chen (Strategy & Ops, DoorDash), Brian Wong (S/w Enggr, Tempus), Rachel Levine (Data Scientist, Robinhood), David Nguyen (Chan Zuckerberg Initiative), Vikram Shah (GitHub), Elena Vasquez (Nvidia), Daniel Cho (DoorDash), Alex Ramirez (Eventbrite). |
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Dec 04 (Fri) @ 10:00 AM
$329
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A conference for people who write Python every day & want to get better at it.
Three days of talks on the language & the machinery underneath it: the interpreter, packaging, typing, async, & the long tail of making Python fast enough & safe enough for production.
What the talks cover
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The interpreter & the language
Free threading, the JIT, lazy imports, subinterpreters, t-strings, & what is new in Python 3.15.
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Packaging & releases
Moving to uv, Rust extensions, securing a release pipeline, & turning notebooks into packages.
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Writing reliable code
Typing a large codebase, async cancellation, property-based testing, flaky tests, memory leaks, & data classes.
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Web services
Django & FastAPI: background tasks, dependency injection, Pydantic, tracing, & splitting up a monolith.
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Data, AI & beyond
Polars, accessible charts, MCP servers, evals for LLM applications, Python in the browser, & MicroPython sensors.
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Maintainers & teams
Maintaining a library alone, onboarding junior engineers, & making a first CPython pull request.
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