PyCon Ukraine Fall 2014

python, django, flask, tornado, highload

44 speakers

Coverage of PyCon Ukraine Fall 2014

41 sessions

Day 1 Saturday 1st November 2014

• 9:00am Registration and morning coffee

• 9:45am Welcome word && Conference opening

• 10:00am Role of Python and Open Source in Machine Learning

  presented by Jeremy Achin

• 10:45am Presentation of partners

• 11:00am Rethinking packaging, development and deployment

  presented by Domen Kožar

• 11:45am Coffee break

• 12:00pm Redis as main database

  presented by Maksym Klymyshyn

• 12:00pm How to create a self-learning robot

  presented by ian tsybulkin

• 12:45pm High-performance SQLAlchemy

  presented by Vladimir Magamedov

• 12:45pm How to detect similar images with python

  presented by Viktor Drachov

• 1:30pm How we are recognizing shredded documents of Yanukovich and Kurchenko with Python, OpenCV and others

  presented by Dmitry Chaplinsky

• 1:30pm Using mongo db in python apps

  presented by Vladislav Zaika

• 2:15pm Lunch

• 3:30pm Realtime web: myth or reality

  presented by 42

• 3:30pm Asynchronous programming with new asyncio module

• 4:15pm Data Mining на Python

  presented by Vitaly Haritonskiy

• 4:15pm Distributed Py Apps Troubleshooting

  presented by Serge

• 5:00pm Lightning Talks

  presented by Alexander Oblovatniy, Myroslav Opyr, Volodymyr Hotsyk, Mikhail Kashkin and Ruslan Yuldashev

• 6:30pm DataRobot beer party

Day 2 Sunday 2nd November 2014

• 9:30am Morning Coffee

• 10:00am Machine Learning in Python using Scikit-learn

  presented by Peter Prettenhofer

• 10:00am Doing BDD with Python and PyCharm

• 10:00am From the first love to a serious relationship: Python to Haskell

  presented by Vlad Ki

• 10:45am Testing Django web apps

  presented by Maksym Kharandziuk

• 10:45am Startup HOWTO 10 сюрпризов для (Python) разработчика

  presented by Max Ischenko

• 11:30am Coffee break

• 11:45am Automated functional tests based on Selenium for Django projects

  presented by Andrii Soldatenko

• 11:45am Web-services that store data in RAM

• 12:15pm More than a template engine

  presented by Boryslav

• 12:30pm From code patching to law patching

  presented by Mikhail Kashkin

• 12:45pm Logging in Python. HOWTO

  presented by Misha Behersky

• 1:15pm Lunch

• 2:15pm 7 reasons to start using Docker

  presented by Taras Liapun

• 2:15pm VoltDB: Shard it

  presented by Vitalii Torshyn

• 3:00pm Linux Containers Ecosystem

  presented by PaulColomiets

• 4:00pm Python on Azure, the beginning

• 5:00pm Lightning Talks

  presented by Tim Babych and Alexander Zayats

Unscheduled sessions

• CEF Python: Chrome in your Python application.

  presented by Николай Скрыпник

• Machine Learning and Python

  presented by Michael Burgess

• Writing Interpreters in Python: Creating languages with the PyPy Toolchain

  presented by Michael Burgess

• Bok-Choy: more Pythonic web UI testing

  presented by Tim Babych

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