London Python - November Event

We're back at GResearch (where the relaunch event happened) this November! We will be having 3 talks and networking at the event. Pizza and drinks are courtesy of GResearch.

AGENDA
5:00 - 5:30pm - Arrival / Registration
5:30 - 6:00pm - Networking/Food/Drinks
6:00 - 6:10pm - Welcome/Intros
6:10 - 6:40pm - Talk 1
6:40 - 7:10pm - Talk 2
7:10 - 7:40pm - Talk 3
7:40 - 8:15pm - Networking / Food/ Drinks /

TALK 1 - Speeding up Flask & Quart’s routing by Philip Jones

The routing algorithm used by Flask & Quart to match requests to the relevant handler has recently been changed from using a regex table to using a state machine. This has improved the performance, with a 5 times improvement being seen in the best case.

This talk will explain what routing is, how the algorithms work, and what it means for Flask and Quart.

Speaker bio
Philip Jones is a Python open source developer and the author of Quart and Hypercorn, and he helps maintain the Pallets (Flask, Werkzeug) and Hyper (h11, h2, wsproto) projects.

TALK 2 - A low code solution to transforming data algorithm into fully interactive web application by Albert Vu

Taipy, a new open-source, low-code Python library that has the potential to completly change the way data driven web applications are built.

Building a complete, scalable web application using Python and Python only.

Speaker Bio
Albert Vu is a Software Engineer in the Customer Success team at Taipy

TALK 3 - Decarbonising UK Housing with Data by Aadil Qureshi

skoon is on a mission to upgrade the energy systems in everyone’s homes, resulting in a 20% cut in the total UK carbon emissions.
By creating a digital platform for homeowners, installers and finance, skoon is using technology to address this overlooked area of the climate challenge.

Learn how the power of Python is used across the skoon architecture, from Data Science to a Microservices API platform.
www.skoon.energy

Speaker Bio
Aadil Qureshi is an ex-Apple Tech industry leader who started skoon after deciding to do something tangible about the Climate crisis