Because of Easter, this time we're meeting on first Thursday of April.
We're back on Politechnika Krakowska, details how to get here are in the sidebar on the right, or in "Location" section below.
This month we're back with our "regular" formula with 2 longer talks with pizza break in-between and a lightning talks session at the very end.
Agenda:
18:00 – Welcome
18:30 – 🇬🇧 Jacek Kołodziej - GIL: What's the hassle and... should I care?
19:15 – Networking break with Free Pizza
19:45 – 🇵🇱 Robert Urbańczyk - Dynamiczny Admin - Jak być lepszym adminem w Django
20:30 - Lightning talks
??:?? – The End & going to the after party
🇬🇧 GIL: What's the hassle and... should I care? - Jacek Kołodziej
GIL often appears as a scary, obscure gizmo. Misunderstanding of this aspect of Python may lead to suboptimal architectural choices. I invite you to see my attempt at explaining the GIL and its implications, as well as providing pointers for how to deal with the GIL in specific situations.
There have been (and still are), of course, attempts to get around the GIL - or get rid of it altogether. I hope to give some light to these works.
By providing a comprehensive overview of today's GIL in CPython, this presentation aims to help make better design choices - be it choosing a concurrency/parallelism model, Python implementation to use - or even whether or not to drop Python entirely.
🇵🇱 Dynamiczny Admin - Jak być lepszym adminem w Django - Robert Urbańczyk