Closing Remarks
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Summary of concrete outcomes and logistics: 2,003 attendees, $60,000 raised from 39 PyLadies auction items (max bid $4,000), 57.2% first‑time attendees, 151 on‑site volunteers, 148 presenters, 135 open spaces, and 76 sponsors invoiced about $1.4M. Sprints run Monday–Tuesday with doors moved to the seaside entrance; featured projects include Mesa (agent‑based modeling), Memray (memory profiler), BeeWare (native mobile apps), Pallets/Flask, Conda, Django, CPython, and packaging work. PyCon US 2027 returns May 12–18 in Long Beach.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Conference wrap-up
- 2:17PyLadies auction highlights
- 3:41Volunteers and sponsors
- 5:07Thanks to partners
- 6:55New conference chair
- 8:19John Bonafarto as chair
- 9:25Future conference plans
- 10:08Global Python conferences
- 19:26Sprints and open source
- 21:55Sprint project pitches
