Python Day - 23 April
April 23rd is Python Day, the first day of PyCon Lithuania 2025. Immerse yourself in a day dedicated to advancing your knowledge of web development, cloud computing, IoT, and security in Python. Join us for thought-provoking keynotes and sessions covering web frameworks, cloud deployment, IoT applications, security best practices, debugging strategies, modular plugin-based Python distributions, language interoperability, asynchronous programming, and more.
Keynotes
Brandon Rhodes
- Previously Keynote at PyCon UK, PyCon Australia, PyCon Columbia, PyCon Argentina, DjangoCon
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Talks
Already confirmed talks:
Python Containers: Best Practices by Daniel Hervás
I want to deploy my Flask app on Kubernetes, what are my options? by David Andersson
Before you Scale, let's talk SOLID - Significance of Solid Principles as a Prerequisite for Scaling Software Systems by Theresa Seyram Agbenyegah
Coding Aesthetics: PEP 8, Existing Conventions, and Beyond by Shiva Bhusal
Code review the right way by Andrii Soldatenko
Sync or async? Feel the magic of coroutines and the event loop in Django by Antonis Kalipetis
Architecture as Code (AaC) with Python by Ruslan Korniichuk
The art of yield by Maxim Danilov
Using Trusted Publishing to Ansible release by Anwesha Das
Beyond the GIL: Python's Evolution and Future Directions by Vladas Tamošaitis
Python in 3D computer graphics by Jurgis Zagorskas
Build, Deploy, Monetize: The Future of the Developer Economy by Saurav Jain
Transforming REST APIs with Protobuf: Unlocking Performance and Flexibility by Davi Nascimento de Paula
FastDjango: Conjuring Powerful APIs with the Sorcery of Django Ninja by Julius Boakye
Multiplatform testing with Python by Neyts Zupan
Investing: Technical Analysis libraries in Python by Ruslan Korniichuk
Building pure Django REST API by Maxim Danilov
Do Repeat Yourself by Donatas Rasiukevičius
Migrating billions records from SQL to NoSQL using continuous migration technique with PySpark and DataProc. by Piti Champeethong
Inside the Black Box: The Anatomy of Virtual Environments by Daniel Hervás
What We Can Learn from Exemplary Python Documentation by Christian Heitzmann
Schedule
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