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DESCRIPTION:When writing Python code for scientific applications\, you may 
 reach a point where you want to share your work with collaborators that do
 n't code. But what if you do not want to require them to set up Python env
 ironments or act as their tech support?\n\nThere are tools to avoid that b
 y converting your Python code into executable that can be run without Pyth
 on setup\, and with all dependencies included.\nIn this talk I will share 
 my experience with using some of those tools like PyInstaller and Conda co
 nstructor and how you could do the same. \nShowed solutions might be used 
 for both CLI script and application with graphical Interface.\nImportantly
 \, I will also mention some of the callenges that you might encounter and 
 how to solve them.
DTSTAMP:20260603T185830Z
LOCATION:Room 1.38 (Ground Floor\, Turing)
SUMMARY:From Code to app\, how to ship your tool to your non programming co
 llaborators - Grzegorz Bokota
URL:https://pretalx.com/euroscipy-2026/talk/8T33ZK/
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