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Where: Iconfinder, Pilestraede 43, 2. sal - map
- An Introduction to PyCUDA by Alexander Bock:
- NVIDIA's CUDA is a platform for harnessing the power of the GPU for general purpose computation. It has seen much success in many different fields and has spawned tons of useful libraries. CUDA has also found its way into Python, combining the zen of the language with the raw compute power of the GPGPU. In this talk, I'll give an introductory presentation to PyCUDA, along with examples of how to implement some simple computations and use the framework's existing utilities. I'll also give some advice for future endeavours with PyCUDA.
- An Introduction to ctypes by J. P. Petersen:
- Call functions from external libraries (DLL, so, dylib, etc.) using Python's ctypes library. Calling external libraries and compiled code can for example be used to speed up Python code considerably, and give access to libraries that have not been wrapped for Python yet, and many other things.
- An Introduction to Micro Python by Maciej Wisniewski:
- PyBoard will be demostrated using various code examples.
Where: Robocat, Pilestraede 43, 2. sal - map
- Hosting Python sites on Azure by Sebastian Brandes
Gary is a prominent Pythonista and Rubyista, he runs Destroy All Software Screencasts. You might know him from one of his conference talks.
Where: Robocat, Pilestraede 43, 2. sal - map
- Title pending by Gary Bernhardt
Where: GreenSteam, Centrifugevej, Scion DTU, 2800 Lyngby - map
- PyPy introduction and discussion - including your experiences with PyPy by Kristian Glob Johansson
- Running external programs from Python by J. P. Petersen
Where: Robocat, Pilestraede 43, 2. sal - map
- (Postponed) PyPy introduction and discussion - including your experiences with PyPy by Kristian Glob Johansson
- Network programming in Python by John Bograd
- Parallel programming in Python by John Bograd
Where: Room M1, Diplomvej 381, Scion DTU, 2800 Lyngby - map
- Linux/UNIX friendly Python scripts by Thomas Ammitzbøll-Bach
- Interfacing hardware with PySerial by J. P. Petersen
- Using domain-specific languages for writing tests by Vladimir Keleshev
Where: FALCON Social, Købmagergade 45, 1150 København, Denmark. See map.
- Games and graphics with Pygame by John Bograd (video)
- List and Generator Comprehensions by J. P. Petersen
- Short talk: An Enthusiast's Intro to PyMC3 by Laszlo Fogas
- [Subbmit a talk](mailto:[email protected]?subject=I want to give a talk about )
Where: Room M1, Diplomvej 381, Scion DTU, 2800 Lyngby - map
- Learning Python; - starting from scratch by John Bograd
- [Subbmit a talk](mailto:[email protected]?subject=I want to give a talk about )
- Pretty Python—Why readability matters? Best practices for writing clean, readable Python code by Jakob Pulczynski
- An Introduction to MongoDB and PyMongo by J. P. Petersen
- Codegolf in Python by Brian Lind Lauridsen
- Say Hi to Hy! by by Martin Gergov
- Using the dis library, for understanding and debugging code by Kristian Glob Johansson
- What’s new in Python 3.4 by Alex Burke
- PEP 257 and pep257 by Vladimir Keleshev
Where: Room M1, Diplomvej 381, Scion DTU, 2800 Lyngby (map)
- Nature inspired programming by Kristian Glob Johansson
- Login management with Flask by Jóan Petur Petersen
- EEG, Emotiv and Python by Finn Årup Nielsen
- The Twisted approach: advantages and disadvantages by Martin Gergov
- What's new in pytest 2.4 by Vladimir Keleshev
- A Simple Python Graph Database by Martin Koch
- Meet py.test by Vladimir Keleshev
- State of PyPy by Jóan Petur Petersen
- Critique of Python by Vladimir Keleshev (video)
- Introduction to Python machine learning by Laszlo Fogas (video)
- Approaching data malleability by Alex Burke
- Make slides with Python by Jóan Petur Petersen
- Python Best Practice Patterns by Vladimir Keleshev (video)
- API Usability by Andreas Damgaard Pedersen
- Generators by Anders Rasmussen (video)
- Raspberry Pi Demo by Sergejus Martinenas
- Virtualenv Under the Hood by Jóan Petur Petersen
- Python for beginners by Jóan Petur Petersen
- Raspberry Pi and Python by Sergejus Martinenas
- How to write an interpreter by Vladimir Keleshev (video)
- Why you should give a talk at your local meetup
- Test-driven development with py.test by Vladimir Keleshev
- Lightning-talk session: a series of 5 minute-talks
- Opbeat: ops for devs by Ron Cohen
- Scientific Python by Jóan Petur Petersen
- Create beautiful command-line interfaces by Vladimir Keleshev