Learn how to build modern web services at scale & connect with Pythonistas

Want to learn more about how to build modern web services at scale and get some social fix with Pythonistas? Join SF Python on March 17 via remo.co, a virtual platform that allows you to interact with others at your table, find out what they are doing with Python, and move around to meet new folks, like you would in an in-person event.

AGENDA
6:30p Get up to speed on remo.co, network and reconnect with friends!
7:00p Opening remarks, sponsors acknowledgement
7:10p Scheduled talks + yoga / networking / announcements breaks
8:30p Wrap up last talk, more Q&A and networking
9:00p Hard stop

👉 Please register using this link: https://live.remo.co/e/sf-python-march

SCHEDULED TALKS

🔎 Short talk (~10 mins + Q&A)
Building An API With FastAPI and Deta - Josh Grant

Josh Grant has created and deployed a Random Samples as a Service (RSaaS) in Python. It is written using FastAPI, a nice API micro framework and deployed on Deta, a new hosting solution.

Josh is a Python and automation enthusiast currently working at Sauce Labs and based in Toronto.

Traversing GraphQL with ease using Ariadne - Daniel Pyrathon
[https://ariadnegraphql.org/]

Daniel hails from Italy and is a co-organizer at SF Python. When he is not working on cypto currencies these days, you will find him cycling and encouraging Grace to make SF Python events even better. :)

🔎 Main talk (~20 mins + Q&A)
High Availability MySQL using Python - Nathan Coffield

Nathan Coffield will provide a white-board session describing how Facebook uses a Python daemon to monitor and promote primary databases in the event of a network or hardware failure.

Nathan is skilled in distributed systems design, administration, and software/hardware life-cycle management. His focus is on supporting engineers through education, with a personal interest in supporting those with special needs.

FAQ:
👉 How does one network / socialize at a virtual event?
With remo.co, you'll join different virtual tables to chat with speakers, find out about how others are using Python, start your own discussion topic. Turn on your mic and video when you arrive, and wola, just like an in-person event, you can chat with folks at your table. Prefer a different conversation? Double click to join another table or search the participant list and invite them to your table for a reunion.

This event is produced by:

SF Python, a volunteers-run organization aiming to foster the Python Community in the Bay Area.

Video Sponsor is IBM

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