Python November Meetup
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Talks
- Websockets and chatbots, by Carlos Fenollosa
English, ~20 minutes
Websockets are persistent, lightweight connections to send and receive data from a web browser to a web application without constantly performing AJAX queries. An excellent use case for websockets are chatbots, since they send bidirectional data.
In this talk we will show how to program a simple websocket server to interact with a basic chatbot
- cffi: Interfacing C libraries using Python, by Gerard Marull Paretas
English, ~40 minutes
cffi is a foreign function library for Python. It is an alternative to the popular ctypes to interface C libraries. cffi offers much more possibilities than ctypes. In the presentation a brief introduction to cffi will be given together with a ctypes comparison and some real examples showing the power of cffi.
- Continuous deployment of Web Applications: The TravelPerk example, by Dave García
English, ~30 minutes
In TravelPerk, we have achieved the continuous deployment of our current application stack. In this talk we will explain and show how we achieved it, the challenges we faced and the tools we have used. Also we will show possible alternatives to our current implementation.
Venue
TravelPerk (https://www.google.es/maps/place/Via+Augusta,+21,+08006+Barcelona/@41.3970147,2.1521019,17z/data=!4m13!1m7!3m6!1s0x12a4a299e42737f9:0xe8c4ca16250c8619!2sVia+Augusta,+21,+08006+Barcelona!3b1!8m2!3d41.3970147!4d2.1542906!3m4!1s0x12a4a299e42737f9:0xe8c4ca16250c8619!8m2!3d41.3970147!4d2.1542906?hl=en) (Via Augusta 21, 6th floor)
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Python November Meetup