Python Belgrade #4 - skypicker.py


Details
https://cz.linkedin.com/in/jozefkepesi
Joining us on this event will be the Czech Republic, Brno–based startup Skypicker ( http://www.skypicker.com ), if some of you haven't yet heard about them, they solve the problem of booking the cheapest possible route from point A to point B.
Weighting at about $100m and raising a million in February last year in their third round of fundraising is good enough of a proof that they know a great deal on solving the problem in question.
The meetup will be consisted of lightning talks with a short Q/A as standard.
After the event as usual everyone will be moving on to the Silicon Drinkabout which will be located at mr. ms. mood a pub nearby for beers and networking ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/148299095505299/ )
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Talk 1: Jozef Képesi ( CTO at SkyPicker.com ) :: PostgreSQL
Jozef will headline the talks by giving us some insight on a database some of us have considered as a just plain old relational database of choice. Not only is it a swiss army knife database but it can do so much more than just keep track of our relational data.
https://cz.linkedin.com/in/jozefkepesi
Talk 2: Jiří Beneš ( Senior Python Dev @ SkyPicker ) :: Websockets in Python
For a while now python has been crippled for a good implementation of websockets, we saw tons of custom solutions from implementations on the network framework Twisted to some custom gevent solutions.Jiří will give us an introduction on how Skypicker solves this issue by using a modern stack of Python 3 + Tornado + AsyncIO and cover some of the general pitfalls as well as best practices.
https://cz.linkedin.com/in/jiří-beneš-507b1179/en
Talk 3: Ondrej Vesely ( Data Analyst @ SkyPicker ) :: BigML ( bigml.com )
BigML makes machine learning easy by taking care of the details required to add data-driven decisions and predictive power to your company. Ondrej will give us a crash course on how to get us quickly up and running with this cloud machine learning platform.
https://cz.linkedin.com/in/veselyondrej
Talk #4: Tomas Mikulec :: Python OCR
Tomas will give us an insight into a python solution that encompasses scanning of receipts and storing them away into Database for a handy way of pipelining it for further analytics software.
linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tmikulec
twitter: https://twitter.com/pulecc
github: https://github.com/pulecz
g+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/118197141650545267452/about
Talk #5: Martin Polednik :: Python X Golang: when to switch to the dark side
Go is getting a lot of attention in the world of Python. When starting a project or improving (not only) Python codebase, it's good time to consider switching to Go. We will go over the tooling, libraries and language features to try and figure out when leaving Python behind could lead to happier developers and better code.
https://github.com/mpolednik https://cz.linkedin.com/in/martin-polednik-8a341866
Associate Software Engineer @ Red Hat working on Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization. Python developer who likes to play around with Go (and all fancy new systems oriented stuff).

Python Belgrade #4 - skypicker.py