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PyOhio 2012

date:2012-07-28..2012-07-29
location:Columbus, United States
series:PyOhio · 11 editions
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You Used Python for What?!James Tauber49m
Implements a Brainfuck interpreter in Python and shows Church-encoded booleans and arithmetic that compute addition, multiplication and exponentiation purely…
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Starting your project right: setup and automation for allRick Harding45m
Shows how to set up a Python project end-to-end: use modern package template to generate a proper package and README, add a Makefile automation that creates…
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Video Production Strategies Using Image SequencesThomas Winningham42m
Shows how Python turns folders of numbered images into finished video using ffmpeg + ImageMagick and libraries like pySVG, cairo, PIL and numpy; demonstrates…
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Python 101/102Michael Yanovich01h 40m
Quick Python crash course that builds a birthday-problem simulator using Python 2.6/2.7, IPython and stdlib modules (random, math, decimal) plus…
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Devops or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Ops TeamMike Crute34m
Argues developers must deliver concrete ops-ready artifacts: everything in shared version control, integration and infrastructure tests plus end-to-end suites…
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Drive-in Double-header: Datetimes and Log analysisTaavi Burns50m
Explains concrete rules and tools: store timestamps as use UTC for storage, prefer pytz and call pytz localize instead of passing tzinfo to datetime…
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Coding for everyoneBenjamin W. Smith01h 10m
Argues for simple, consistent code by showing concrete pain points: 47 ways to enumerate in Ruby, 111 methods on Time and how requiring active_support injects…
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Really good loggingW. Matthew Wilson52m
Explains concrete setups: use levels (debug/info/warning/error/critical with numeric scores), attach multiple handlers (console, file, SMTPHandler emails…
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Develop Games with Panda3D and PythonPeter Carswell01h 46m
Shows a working Panda3D + Python pipeline that builds a multiplayer prototype in four concrete stages: add models (convert to .egg and use loader.loadModel)…
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Leo: A paradigm shifting IDEThomas Fetherston49m
Leo is a pure‑Python outliner that treats code chunks as first‑class nodes and can materialize them as real files using shadow nodes and template directives…
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Does Python have the secret sauce to be web scale?Pradeep Gowda43m
Survey of practical Python options for web scale that hits specifics not slogans it cites the C10K target of 10k concurrent connections and explains the kernel…
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An Introduction to TkinterJeff Armstrong49m
Tkinter ships in the Python standard library and provides a lightweight, cross‑platform GUI; Python 3 adds ttk theme to make controls look native on Windows…
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Family Project: Three Keys and a BossKatina Mooneyham19m
Family builds an ASCII dungeon crawl called Three Keys and a Boss in Python with an engine that exposes a Python API for simplified scripting so the…
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Python Testing FundamentalsChris Calloway01h 23m
Covers concrete examples: assert statements as reality checks (shows BigBiz bottom_line/growth returning -1,000,000, triggering AssertionError) and that…
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An Introduction to the ZODBNolan Brubaker39m
ZODB provides a Python object store that is fully ACID-compliant, stores pickled objects in a data.fs file, and installs via pip install zodb3==3.10.1…
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Python for EducatorsMike Rehner48m
Argues Python works as a first language by showing concrete classroom projects: a chatbot using if/else and simple lists/dictionaries that students write in a…
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Fun Observational Science with Python and a WebcamEric Floehr51m
Eric Floehr This talk is a "how I did it" talk about how I took an idea, a web cam, Python, Django, and the Python Imaging Library and created art, explored…
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Beyond the PIL: alternative solutions for working with images and video.Brian Costlow31m
PIL handles normal image work but fails on print/archival needs: LZW TIFF write unsupported by PIL, raw camera formats and ICC profiling are missing, and PDFs…
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Deleting Code Is Hard And You Should Do ItJack Diederich38m
Argues for aggressive deletion of dead code and gives concrete tactics: use flake8 / pyflakes and act-grep to find unused imports, run coverage.py against real…
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Python Design Patterns 1Brandon Rhodes01h 08m
Argues that many Gang of Four patterns either shrink or move into Python itself: examples include using dict.get default instead of manual lookups, duck typing…
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Learn Python TDD Style with Python KoansGreg Malcolm01h 25m
Hands-on workshop that teaches Python by fixing a suite of deliberately broken tests converted from Ruby Koans; run contemplate_koans.py from either the Python…
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Exploring Python Code ObjectsDan Crosta01h 21m
CPython 2.7 actually compiles source to bytecode (about 148 opcodes), and the demo shows using compile() and exec on a source string, then reading co_code…
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Python for HumansKenneth Reitz49m
Argues that urllib2 is overengineered by walking through a verbose authenticated GitHub request and then shows the compact equivalent using requests (import…
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Effective DjangoNathan Yergler01h 06m
Gives concrete rules and hands‑on fixes: use virtualenv/Vagrant and pinned requirements, prefer RequestFactory and factory_boy for fast unit tests vs Django…
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django-cms: Friends don't let friends use Drupal.Andrew Schoen38m
Argues that django-cms gives core CMS features without Drupal complexity, demonstrates a working demo (committed SQLite DB to make it runnable) and front-end…
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Lightning Talks34m
A grab-bag of concrete projects and takeaways: a self-hosted bookmark service called Bookie wires a Tornado/Heroku readability microservice (beatreadability)…
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Using Python on AndroidBen Rousch40m
Walks through using SL4A to call Android facades (WiFi_getConnectionInfo, camera, SMS) and shows a working SD-hosted HTTP server script that reads the phone IP…
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