Python Belgrade 20.22 LTS [Speedy Steamboat] #28
Details
We are releasing a new version of Python Belgrade 20.22 code name Steamy Steamboat!
Changelog:
- We have partnered for this entire year of events with UK Parobrod
- Events will take place (usually) last Friday of a month (this February is an exception)
- We have reached a sponsorship agreement with kiwi.com which will pay for the venue and content.
Breaking Changes:
- The number of seats is limited to 80 - make sure to RSVP and be on the list
After the talk, join us for a beer at Das Boot Jazz&Beer Bar, which is just downstairs from Parobrod! Luckily, we’ll be sober when using the stairs, because booze is scheduled after the talk :)
Mark your calendar, RSVP the button, and let’s start this year with a bang!
Program
6:00 - 6:15 - Welcome talk / Tech setup
6:15 - 7:00 - Milan Suk (Senior Software Engineer at Ancillaries tribe from kiwi.com)
Our first speaker comes to us from Brno, Czech Republic
Topic: Automatic dependency injection using type annotations
Do you use type hints in your Python code? Do you apply engineering techniques such as inversion of control to decouple your application? If done properly, type annotations can be used to construct information about dependencies between classes. Inseminator library does exactly that and thus helps to simplify the application entrypoint.
7:00 - 7:10 Short break
7:10 - 7:40 Lightning Talks
Lightning talks are 5minute talks, where we want YOU, yes… YOU to talk to us about something that you made, found online, a funny picture of a cat your daughter drew, or if you just want to play a youtube video of Justin Beiber - Baby for everyone to appreciate, you can. It is your 5 minutes to show us something.
Follow the link below, put your name and a topic and we will get you there:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1051nGdkf6VdkrgG2tWfwJiE_VDHyzwLnX1zkj6SrVUU/edit
7:40 - Closing word and a brief tutorial on how to get to the networking event IE. how to climb down the stairs.
8:00 - ∞ Networking event @DasBoot
Best Regards,
Python Belgrade hosts - Luka, Bojan, and Petar