Sponsor/Location: G Adventures

Presenters:

• Bartek Ciszkowski Caching the G API
• Myles Braithwaite The Art of Web Scraping (archive copy) (deep link)
• David Woelver ECC

Sponsor/Location: Wave

Presenters:

• Rob van Gennip Logging In Python
• Ryan Wilson-Perkin and Stephen Benke gave live demos from Wave

Sponsor/Location: Unata

Presenters:

• David Wolever on some of his projects ezabc and autorepr
• David Hariri on Machine Learning Models at Scale

Sponsor/Location: InteraXon

Presenters:

• Martin Durant on The Memory Footprint of Building Pandas Dataframes
• Dorlan Pula on Using Logstash
• Jonathan Bhaskar on Deploying Python with Google Cloud
• Javier on Visualizing and Classifying EEG Data

Sponsor/Location: VM Farms

Presenters:

• Hany Fahim on Tales from the Ops Side - Unpacking an Anomaly
• Myles Braithwaite on Creating Chat Bots
• David Wolever on Postgres MVCC and You

Sponsor/Location: Wave

Presenters:

• Nick Presta spoke about "Developer Experience at Wave"
• David Wolever on a collection of libraries: (https://github.com/wolever/autorepr), (https://github.com/wolever/nose-parameterized), (http://hypothesis.works/articles/calculating-the-mean/) and (https://github.com/wolever/pg-histogram/blob/master/histogram.sql)
• David Langer on locust.io: load testing that won't make you angry
• Michael Dibernardo on 500 Lines or Less

Sponsor/Location: VM Farms

Presenters:

• Hany Fahim on Tales from the Ops side -- How Brazil kept us up at night
• Andrey Petrov on Why aren't we using SSH for everything?

Sponsor/Location: Canopy Labs

Presenters:

• Canopy Labs presented on how they use Python
• Antonia Stevens on Why you should never run as root
• Jess Smith on Code Mentor src
• Andres De Castro on Scraping the Tokyo Exchange

Sponsor/Location: EventMobi

Presenters:

• Graham Toppin on Approximating: Making Reasonable Guesses
• Dorian Pula on "Docker Containers and Python"
• Elaine Wong on "PyCon USA 2016"

Sponsor/Location: Mackenzie Investments

Presenters:

• Stuart Williams on Boolean Indexing in Pandas
• Peter Chng on 2011-2015 Boston Marathon Results Analysis
• Michael Moorhouse on PyShot, some python that does video and audio processing to help practice target shooting
• Martin Durant on Taking the Java out of Pythonic Big Data

Sponsor/Location: VM Farms

Presenters:

• David Wolever on autorepr a tool for automating your "repr" methods in a class
• Michael Moorhouse on his breadmaker
• Jason Peddle on Serializing a Django tree (https://github.com/jwpeddle/proxy-talk)
• Peter Chng on viewing data from the 2013 Chicago Marathon

Sponsor: Statflo

Location: Statflo

Presenters:

• Michael Steck-Efantis on a scientific calculator he wrote in Python and PyGame
  • Demo Video
• Alex Volkov spoke about:
  • fuzzywuzzy string matching library
  • Python Context Managers (py2)(py3)
  • Jupyter notebooks from talk

Sponsor: PurePages

Location: PurePages

Presenters:

• Giles Orr spoke about the Toronto Public Library Open Data Hackathon
• David Wolever spoke about some tools he's written:
  • Nose Parameterized
  • Open Atomic from UNSTDLIB
  • pprintpp
• Suart Williams presented some Python Epiphanies

Sponsor: G Adventures

Location: G Adventures

Presenters:

• Giles Orr: "gitcheck"
  • A program for checking the state of your git repos
  • Source
• Hany Fahim: Earthquakes and the Moon: Tales from the Ops Side
  • On leap seconds and how they messed up a lot of servers in 2012
• Christopher Trudeau: Introduction to Kivy
  • An introduction to the Kivy GUI Framework
  • Source Code

• Giles Orr: 2014-11-19 Vim, the Power of Antiquity

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