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Specialist Tracks Combined Opening AddressPyCon AU 20232023-08-18
Opening plenary in Hall C starts with venue rules, mask policy and a visible safety team (red badges) then quickly sketches four concrete specialist tracks: a…
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Present like a pro!PyCon AU 20232023-08-18
Clear, actionable rules: an 8-step plan to go from idea to timed script and slides, aim for one slide per minute and time with a stopwatch, keep text >20pt and…
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Serverless demo derbyGoogle I/O 20212021-05-18
Three short demos show concrete outcomes: using Buildpacks to produce a Node.js container image without writing a Dockerfile, running that image locally in the…
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What is deployment, anyway?PyCon US 20202020-04-15
A clear checklist: deployment means copying code, running a production web server, migrating a real database and serving static assets — not using the…
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Deploying Django on Serverless InfrastructurePyCon US 20202020-04-15
Shows a hands‑on path to take a sample Django app from source and local Docker Compose to a working serverless deployment on Google Cloud: creates Cloud SQL…
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Turning 'wat' into 'why'PyCascades 20192019-02-23
Walks through concrete gotchas and why they happen: JavaScript uses the ECMAScript ToPrimitive algorithm so []+{} becomes "object Object" and + does string…
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Lightning Talks Day 1DjangoCon US 20182018-10-14
Nine minute bursts report concrete takeaways: automated screenshots built with selenium + chrome headless + pytest and fixtures; a geojson GitHub feeds a…
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ORM: The SequelDjangoCon US 20182018-10-14
An existing Django project is explored using the django shell and automatic imports from django extensions plus graphviz to generate a UML PNG of models, map…
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ORM: The SequelDjangoCon Europe 20182018-05-23
A running demo of the UnicodeX app shows how to inspect schema and rows from the manage.py shell, enumerate models via Model._meta.get_fields, and run queries…
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JavaScript is Awe-fulRubyConf AU 20182018-03-08
JavaScript: the language developers love to hate. It is full of WATs, UGHs, and other annoyances; and yet this 22-year-old programming language is the…
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The Power ⚡️ and Responsibility 😓 of Unicode Adoption ✨NDC London 20182018-01-15
Unicode adoption unlocks emoji but breaks in surprising ways: Android’s early heart and horse artwork wildly misrepresent meanings, Slack lags two years behind…
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Lightning Talks Day 1DjangoCon US 20172017-08-13
Eight rapid demos report concrete work and outcomes: Yamdl: YAML-backed RRM loads text files into an in‑memory SQLite (shared URI requires Python 3.4) and…
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The Power and Responsibility of Unicode AdoptionDjangoCon US 20172017-08-13
Argues that adopting Unicode is practical not theoretical: use UTF-8 by default, test cross‑vendor renderings, and expect surprising mismatches (Android blobs…
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How to handle abandoned projects, Take TwoPyCon AU 20172017-08-03
A practical, experience-led runthrough of what actually works when code becomes abandoned: explains that GitHub fork is not a real fork (issues disabled by…
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The Power and Responsibility of Unicode AdoptionRubyConf AU 20172017-02-09
Argument: default to Unicode and specifically use UTF-8 (not ASCII or Latin-1); Ruby handles emoji as characters and even as variable names while Python does…
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The Power ⚡️ and Responsibility 😓 of Unicode Adoption ✨PyCon AU 20162016-08-12
Unicode adoption shows concrete tradeoffs: platform vendors implement emoji differently so a single code point yields divergent images (yellow heart, flushed…
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Build a Better Hat Rack: All Contributions WelcomePyCon Australia 20152015-07-31
Argues that noncode work is routinely invisible and shows concrete fixes including a five step write a list about someone else hat rack protocol a public…
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