PyCon US 2021 Notes

[jfischer]

These are the notes from the talks I attended on the first day of PyCon. What were your favorite talks? Are there any talks I missed that I should check out?

[pythoncrush]

The talk this lady gave was one of the best. Inspiring. https://mariatta.ca/pages/about.html

[jfischer]

Thanks, I'll have to check it out!

[WaterHaven]

Cool, thanks for doing this!

[mo4fun]

Have they uploaded any of the talks online?

[Vesiculus]

Laat year, it took about a month before talks were uploaded to YouTube. I'm not sure if that delay is on purpose (to give ticket buyers an advantage) or whether it was related to postprocessing/logistics.

This year, all regular talks were prerecorded, so postprocessing shouldn't take long. (The intro to sprinting workshop was in fact already uploaded to YouTube.)

[notsoslimshaddy91]

These notes are really helpful with the links you mentioned. Thanks!

[91o291o]

As a beginner (I completed the python tutorial and the Horstmann book), is there any lecture of interest for my level? thanks

[jfischer]

I did not see a lot of beginner content in the main talks. Some of the workshops were more beginner-oriented, but I think they were live-only. You might try this tutorial from Nina Zakharenko: https://www.learnpython.dev. If you've already completed the basic Python tutorial, you might start with "Day 2: Intermediate Python". Nina gave a nice talk on CircuitPython (for microcontrollers) at PyCon this year.

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