PyBerlin 52 - 🌸 🌸 March event 🌸 🌸

Agenda:

• 18:30 - Opening doors of the venue

• 19:00 - Welcome to PyBerlin! // Organisers

• 19:10 - Welcome from the host - Docmetric GmbH

• 19:20 - From question to answer: How AI is helping to improve healthcare insights // Stefan Schäfer

In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, extracting actionable insights from data is crucial. At Docmetric, CompuGroup Medical's Data Competence Center, we specialize in analyzing healthcare data to unlock its potential. We are thrilled to introduce our AI-powered tool that bridges the gap between complex analytics and everyday medical questions. This innovative solution allows healthcare professionals to easily convert natural language questions into precise database queries, execute them in real-time, and receive immediate results. Join us to discover how this groundbreaking tool will transform data interaction in healthcare, enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and patient outcomes.

Speaker's bio:
Stefan is a data scientist specializing in Generative AI. At docmetric, he drives the development of a chatbot-like tool that enables both developers and healthcare professionals to ask natural language questions and receive data-driven answers based on real-world information.

• 19:50 - Short break

• 20:20 - Exploring Playwright for Python: From Testing to Web Scraping and Beyond // Max Schmitt

Dive into the versatile world of Playwright for Python. We'll begin with an overview of Playwright, exploring its powerful features and benefits. Next, we'll delve into how Playwright can streamline your end-to-end testing processes, followed by a practical guide on using Playwright for web scraping tasks. Finally, we'll explore how to deploy Playwright in lightweight environments like AWS Lambda or tiny Docker containers. Join us to uncover the full potential of Playwright!

Speaker's bio:
Max Schmitt is a software engineer at Microsoft, where he's been for four years working on Playwright since its early days, an open-source browser automation framework for web testing.

• 20:50 - You do(n't) belong here. The power of software communities. // Daniel Rios
As long as a language exists, there will be a community of speakers. Python is no different. Even though some developers might never talk to anyone outside their offices, there still exists a huge community of support that in my eyes, is as important as programming itself. Unlike natural languages, we have to create our own community. How we do that, and why it's important, especially to new people dictates the life of our language. I'll take you through my journey in the Python and Django Communities in Berlin and Europe, and how the people here became some of the most important people in my life. I don't believe in the phrase self-taught programmer, since there exists a more accurate phrase: community-taught programmer.

Speaker's bio:
Daniel is a Senior Python Developer with a focus on web. He lives at the intersection between code and language and is currently looking for his next

• 21:20 - Closing session // Organisers

This event will be only in-person. Please check our Code of Conduct and official health regulation in Berlin before coming. If you feel some signs of sickness, please consider skipping this event and attending another time. We will have plenty of events in different formats in the future.
Looking forward seeing you all soon!