SF Python Presentation Night - ETLs, Data Pipelines, and Helping Devs

Want to learn more about Python and meet other Pythonistas?

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SCHEDULED TALKS

Join us at our upcoming in-person events, designed to cultivate and strengthen our community and ecosystem. Engage in conversations with our esteemed speakers and fellow attendees, while also expanding your network. At SF Python, we are committed to delivering exceptional value at a reasonable cost, with access to top-notch content. We also provide snacks and drinks at all of our events – so come hungry!

👉 Submit your 5, 15 or 25 mins talk proposals here: https://bit.ly/sfpython-cfp

🔎 Short talk (~15 mins + Q&A)
Title "Spreadsheet Does What?!?"
Speaker: James Abel
Abstract: Spreadsheets/CSVs are the World's Database, but they can have a vicious streak a mile wide. We'll discuss how to avoid the Gorge of Eternal Peril when using other's data.

🔎 Short talk (15 mins + Q&A)
CANCELLED: Unstructured: an ETL for LLMs
(unfortunately, due to an emergency our speaker will not be giving this talk this evening)

🔎 Short talk (~15 mins + Q&A)
Data Pipeline Scorecard
Speaker: Lisa Dusseault, CTO@Data Transform Initiative
Abstract: We talk about tools for data pipelines as if all data projects need the same tools. As soon as we think about this however, it's clear that data projects differ considerably in internal complexity, scale challenges, sensitivity and other ops challenges. We'll share a scorecard we've been working on to compare projects, and discuss some Python tools that are more or less appropriate for different kinds of projects.

Helping Developers Help Themselves By Yash Kamothi, Sr Software Engineer @Sentry
Abstract: Developer tools are a critical part to the developer workflow. Join Yash, Senior software engineer at Sentry, as he shared best practices for creating high quality API standards to ensure usability and reliability, while maintaining an inviting environment to the open source community so that we can elevate the quality of all of our code.

AGENDA
6:30p Reconnect with friends!
7:00p Opening remarks, sponsors acknowledgement
7:10p Scheduled talks and Q&A + networking break
8:30p Wrap up last talk, more networking

THIS EVENT IS PRODUCED BY
SF Python, a volunteers-run organization aiming to foster the Python Community in the Bay Area