PyData Hamburg September Meetup

Hi Pythonistas

this September we feature two international guest speakers sharing insights on how to keep data pipelines under control.

What you need to know to participate in remote meetups:

• Our virtual room capacity is limited to 300 attendees. So RSVP on meetup.com please and do take the time to cancel if you cannot join.
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• Please check in a few minutes before the event starts so we can support you with questions about access.

See you soon
Your PyData crew

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# (Talk 1) Cheuk Ting Ho: Why AI Industry needs a Revision Control Graph Database

Through use cases, Cheuk will show how the AI industry could benefit from a graph database with revision control, by providing a logical way of storing data and versioning data - including branch, merge and rollback.

After having a career in data science, Cheuk now brings her knowledge in data and passion for the tech community into TerminusDB as the developer relations lead. She contributes to the open-source community by giving free tutorials on Twitch and organizing sprints to encourage diversity contributions.

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# (Talk 2) Lais Carvalho: From Jupyter notebooks to production code - a Kedro introduction

Kedro is an open-source Python library built by QuantumBlack that helps you apply software engineering best practices to data and machine-learning pipelines. For instance, it helps with project deployment in a production environment.

Lais Carvalho is a developer advocate for QuantumBlack with background in IT, civil & environmental engineering and customer service. Lais was also part of the organisation of EuroPython 2020 and the first edition of FlaskCon.

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PyData is a community for developers and users of open source data tools. PyData is an educational program of NumFOCUS, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in the United States. The PyData Code of Conduct governs this meetup.