Conference Schedule

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Wednesday

	D1-Tutorials I	D2-Tutorials II	D3-Tutorials III	F1-Tutorials IV	F2-Tutorials V	H1-Tutorials VI	H2-Tutorials VII	H3-Tutorials VIII
09:00AM	Faster Python Programs through Optimization Mike Müller	Bayesian statistics made (as) simple (as possible) Allen Downey	Introduction to Event Driven Programming Using Twisted Jean-Paul Calderone	Hands-on Beginning Python Matt Harrison	IPython in-depth: high-productivity interactive and parallel python Fernando Pérez	Writing a Pyramid application Carlos de la Guardia	SQL for Python Developers Brandon Rhodes	Introduction to Django Chander Ganesan
01:20PM	Django in Depth James Bennett	Data analysis in Python with pandas Wes McKinney	Graph Analysis from the Ground Up Van Lindberg	Hands-on Intermediate Python Matt Harrison	The real-time web with co-routines John Anderson	How to get the most out of your PyPy Maciej Fijalkowski	MongoDB and Python Rick Copeland	Web scraping: Reliably and efficiently pull data from pages that don't expect it Asheesh Laroia
04:40PM

Thursday

	D1-Tutorials I	D2-Tutorials II	D3-Tutorials III	F1-Tutorials IV	F2-Tutorials V	H1-Tutorials VI	H2-Tutorials VII	H3-Tutorials VIII
09:00AM	Advanced Python I Raymond Hettinger	High Performance Python I Ian Ozsvald	Social Network Analysis with Python Maksim Tsvetovat	Python Epiphanies Stuart Williams	Optimize Performance and Scalability with Parallelism and Concurrency Bob Hancock	Plotting with matplotlib Mike Müller	Documenting Your Project With Sphinx Brandon Rhodes	Introduction to Game Development Richard Jones
01:20PM	Advanced Python II Raymond Hettinger	High Performance Python II Travis Oliphant	Introduction to NLTK Jacob Perkins	Introduction to Interactive Predictive Analytics in Python with scikit-learn Olivier Grisel	DevOps for Python: Doing More With Less Noah Kantrowitz	Developing custom PyQt widgets and graphical interfaces efficiently. Luis Artola	Making and understanding music with Python and a little bit of Math Pedro Kroger	Making interactive maps for the web Zain Memon
04:40PM

Friday

	Track I (D5)	Track II (E1)	Track III (E2)	Track IV (E3)	Track V (E4)
07:00AM	Registration and speaker lounge open
08:00AM	Breakfast
09:00AM	Introduction and Welcome
09:10AM	Keynote: Stormy Peters, Mozilla Corporation
09:50AM	Keynote: Paul Graham, YCombinator
10:30AM	Break with snacks in expo hall
10:50AM	S Stop Mocking, Start Testing Augie Fackler	S PBS KIDS: Building a login system for kids and teens in Python Edgar Roman	S A Noob Speaks to Noobs: Your First Site in the Cloud Katie Cunningham	S Introduction to Metaclasses Luke Sneeringer	E S Graph Processing in Python Van Lindberg
11:30AM	S Fast Test, Slow Test Gary Bernhardt	S Scalability at YouTube Shannon -jj Behrens	S Extracting musical information from sound Adrian Holovaty	E S The Art of Subclassing Raymond Hettinger	S How to make your websites more accessible Robbie Clemons
12:10PM	S Speedily Practical Large-Scale Tests Erik Rose	S Practical Machine Learning in Python Matt Spitz	E S Stepping Through CPython Larry Hastings	S Stop Writing Classes Jack Diederich	S Data, Design, Meaning Idan Gazit
12:40PM	S Speedily Practical Large-Scale Tests Erik Rose	Lunch	E S Stepping Through CPython Larry Hastings	Lunch	S Data, Design, Meaning Idan Gazit
12:55PM	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
01:45PM	Lunch	S Advanced Security Topics Paul McMillan	Lunch	S The Magic of Metaprogramming (Canceled) Jeff Rush	Lunch
02:00PM	S IPython: Python at your fingertips Fernando Pérez	S Advanced Security Topics Paul McMillan	E S Code Generation in Python: Dismantling Jinja Armin Ronacher	S The Magic of Metaprogramming (Canceled) Jeff Rush	S Build reliable, traceable, distributed systems with ZeroMQ Jérôme Petazzoni
02:40PM	S pytest - rapid and simple testing with Python Holger Krekel	S Introduction to PDB Chris McDonough	S Apache Cassandra and Python Jeremiah Jordan	S Interfaces and Python Eric Snow	E S Throwing Together Distributed Services With Gevent Jeff Lindsay
03:20PM	S Fake It Til You Make It: Unit Testing Patterns With Mocks and Fakes Brian K. Jones	S Make Sure Your Programs Crash Moshe Zadka	S Putting Python in PostgreSQL Frank Wiles	S Decorators and Context Managers Dave Brondsema	E S Static analysis of Python extension modules using GCC Dave Malcolm
03:50PM		Break	S Putting Python in PostgreSQL Frank Wiles	Break
04:05PM	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break
04:25PM	Break	S Permission or Forgiveness? Alex Martelli	Break	S Python Metaprogramming for Mad Scientists and Evil Geniuses Walker Hale	Break
04:40PM	S Certainty in an Uncertain World: Gaining Confidence through Security Testing Geremy Condra	S Permission or Forgiveness? Alex Martelli	S Sage: Open Source Math in Python Christopher Swenson		S Non-Profit Centers of FLOSS Development Bradley M. Kuhn
05:20PM	S Practicing Continuous Deployment David Cramer	S Introspecting Running Python Processes Adam Lowry	S pandas: Powerful data analysis tools for Python Wes McKinney	E S Through The Ether And Back Again: What Happens To A Packet When You Send It Glyph	E S A resume-based WSGI Load Balancer Jim Fulton
06:00PM	Friday End of Day Address
06:05PM

Saturday

	Track I (D5)	Track II (E1)	Track III (E2)	Track IV (E3)	Track V (E4)
07:00AM	Registration and speaker lounge open
08:00AM	Breakfast
08:30AM	Saturday Morning Lightning talks
09:00AM	Introduction and Welcome
09:05AM	Python Software Foundation Chairman's Address
09:15AM	Keynote: David Beazley
10:00AM	Break
10:25AM	E S Python Meets the Arduino Peter Kropf	S Why PyPy by example Maciej Fijalkowski	S The Journey to Give Every Scientist a Supercomputer Ken Elkabany	S What you need to know about datetimes Taavi Burns	S Django Templating: More Than Just Blocks Christine Cheung
11:05AM	S Python for makers Hugo Boyer	E S How the PyPy JIT works Benjamin Peterson	E S Flexing SQLAlchemy's Relational Power Brandon Rhodes	S Storing, manipulating and visualizing timeseries using open source packages in Python Jonathan Rocher	S Django Form Processing Deep Dive Nathan Yergler
11:45AM	S Project Gado: Building an Open Archival Scanning Robot Using Python and Arduino Thomas Smith	S Making Jython Faster and Better Jim Baker	S Hand Coded Applications with SQLAlchemy Michael Bayer	E S Pragmatic Unicode, or, How do I stop the pain? Ned Batchelder	E S Testing and Django Carl Meyer
12:15PM		Lunch	S Hand Coded Applications with SQLAlchemy Michael Bayer	Lunch	E S Testing and Django Carl Meyer
12:30PM	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
01:20PM	Lunch	S Coroutines, event loops, and the history of Python generators David Mertz	Lunch	S A Gentle Introduction to GIS Jason Scheirer	Lunch
01:35PM	S Building a Kinect game with Python Dino Viehland		S Python and HDF5 - Fast Storage for Large Data Mike Müller	S A Gentle Introduction to GIS Jason Scheirer	E S Web Server Bottlenecks And Performance Tuning Graham Dumpleton
02:15PM	S Militarizing Your Backyard with Python: Computer Vision and the Squirrel Hordes Kurt Grandis	S Getting the Most Out of Python Imports Eric Snow	S Storm: the Hadoop of Realtime Stream Processing Gabriel Grant	E S Making maps with Python Zain Memon	S RESTful APIs With Tastypie Daniel Lindsley
02:55PM	S Cache Rules Everything Around Me Jacob Burch	S Sharing is Caring: Posting to the Python Package Index Luke Sneeringer	S Python for data lovers: explore it, analyze it, map it Jacqueline Kazil	S Using fabric to standardize the development process Ricardo Kirkner	S Advanced Celery Ask Solem Hoel
03:25PM	S Cache Rules Everything Around Me Jacob Burch	Break		Break	S Advanced Celery Ask Solem Hoel
03:40PM	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break
04:00PM	Break	S Polyglot Programming with Python: Python/Scala Interop Andrea O. K. Wright	Break	S Spatial data and web mapping with Python Paul Smith	Break
04:15PM	E S Cross-Compiling Python & C Extensions for Embedded Systems Chris Lambacher		S The Email Package: Past, Present, and Future R. David Murray	S Spatial data and web mapping with Python Paul Smith	S Building a Robot that Can Play Angry Birds on a Smartphone, (or Robots are the Future of Testing) Jason Huggins
04:55PM	S Designing Embedded Systems with Linux and Python Mark Kohler	S What Python can learn from Java Jonathan Ellis	S Mailman 3 Barry Warsaw	S How CherryPy supports Python 2 and 3 Robert Brewer	S The Pyed Piper: A Modern Python Alternative to awk, sed and Other Unix Text Manipulation Utilities Toby Rosen
05:30PM	Saturday Evening Lightning talks (60 minutes)
06:30PM

Sunday

	Track I (D5)	Track II (E1)	Track III (E2)	Track IV (E3)	Track V (E4)
07:00AM	Registration and speaker lounge open
08:00AM	Breakfast
08:30AM	Sunday Morning Lightning talks
09:00AM	Introduction and Welcome
09:10AM	Keynote: Guido Van Rossum
10:00AM	Break with snacks in expo hall
10:30AM	Poster Session
12:00PM	S Sketching a Better Product Idan Gazit	S Transifex: Beautiful Python app localization Dimitris Glezos	E S Writing GIMP Plug-ins in Python Akkana Peck	S Parsing Horrible Things with Python Erik Rose	E S Patterns for building large Pyramid applications Carlos de la Guardia
12:30PM	Lunch
01:30PM	S Deep Freeze: building better stand-alone apps with Python Ryan Kelly	S What's New in Python on Windows Brian Curtin	S Improving Documentation with "Beginner's Mind" (or: Fixing the Django Tutorial) Karen Rustad	S Building A Python-Based Search Engine Daniel Lindsley	S web2py: ideas we stole and ideas we had Massimo Di Pierro
02:10PM	S Python, Linkers, and Virtual Memory Brandon Rhodes	S What's new and interesting in standard library Senthil Kumaran	S Diversity in practice: How the Boston Python User Group grew to 1700 people and over 15% women Jessica McKellar	S Parsing sentences with the OTHER natural language tool: LinkGrammar Jeff Elmore	E S More than just a pretty web framework, the Tornado IOLoop Gavin M. Roy
02:55PM	Closing Address
03:00PM	Sunday Afternoon Lightning talks (90 minutes)
04:30PM	Intro to Sprints
05:00PM