Panel about Python, core-devs, development, challenges, community and the future! And: how can become a part of it! Join the discussion!
Some points we want to discuss on this panel:
- Demystifying core developers, does one have be be a C-guru to help with CPython?
- Have a conversation with the community
- The panel is not to be planned to be very technical, more about understanding how core developers, work, struggle and show the community where and how it may help/support core-developers
- Future of Python
Panel about Python, core-devs, development, challenges, community and the future! And: how can become a part of it! Join the discussion!
Alexander' professional career was always about digitalization: starting from vinyl records in the nineties to advanced data analytics nowadays. He's a Python Software Foundation fellow, emeritus program chair of EuroPython, PyConDE & PyData Berlin 2019 and the scientific Python conference EuroSciPyhttps://eurscipy.org. He’s one of the 25 mongoDB masters and a regular contributor to the tech community. As regular speaker at international conferences in he love to talk about, discuss and train tech.
Being a partner at Königsweg - a boutique Data Science and AI consultancy based in Mannheim, Germany - he's advising and training industry clients in AI, data science, data literacy and big data matters.
Hynek Schlawack is a lead infrastructure and software engineer from Berlin, a PSF fellow, a maintainer of too many open source projects, and a contributor to even more.
His main areas of interest are networks, security, and robust software.
Mariatta works as a software engineer in Vancouver, BC. She's a co-organizer of Vancouver PyLadies and PyCascades conference.
Mariatta is a Python Core Developer and contributed to Python documentation, Python Developer's Guide, Python core workflow, and Python.org. She helps to maintain Core Python's GitHub bots: bedevere, miss-islington and blurb_it.
Her current big projects are: PEP 581, PEP 588, and black-out.
ambv on Github. Python core developer, Python 3.8 release manager, creator of Black, pianist, dad. Likes analog modular synthesizers, immersive single-player role playing games (Fallout, Elder Scrolls), and single malt Scotch whisky.
