Lightning Talks

Everyone is welcome! We'll discuss Python and probably have a blast doing it.

Lighting talks are a fun way to share a bit about what you're interested in or working on, and to learn a bit about what others are interested in and working on. Each presentation will be five minutes long, and can be about any topic that a python user might be interested in.

Speakers List and Topics (So Far):

• Stephen Gross - "Crazy Advanced Ninja Hacks"

• Bastian Bernden - "T(n)"

• Jesse Legg - Load Testing in Locust

• Erik Swanson - Python Packaging Made Simple

• William Kortas - Asterisk Trials and Tribulations

• Nick Sloan - PyCon 2015

Call for Speakers:

We have a few speakers lined up already, but we could use more! Are you interested in giving a short talk or do you know someone who would be interested? Lightning talks are a great, low pressure way to do a presentation, especially if you haven't presented at a Python meetup before, or if you're not sure if what you've been working on Email me(Erik Swanson) at TheErikSwanson@gmail.com.

Last year we had all sorts of interesting talks, from "Code Poetry" to"Scripting GDB with Python" to "Code in Journalism." Feel free to shoot me an email even if you're not sure exactly what you'd like to talk about, we can figure something out.