SF Python Presentation Night

As we move into a new era of virtual events, we are combining your favorite aspect of talks night and project night in one! And to help you get the social fix that's so missing these days, our new platform has an algorithm that will let you meet other developers 'speed dating' style.

Wait what?

That's right, we are not using Zoom this time.

Our new event platform Hopin.to will allow the following to happen synchronously:

• listen to scheduled talks in DevOps and ask speakers questions
• hop onto smaller video breakout rooms to chat with other Pythonistas Data and on topics of your interest, network for jobs, etc.
• visit our sponsors' 'table'
• network with each other and receive their contact info if the desire is mutual

More info on the scheduled talks and Pydata SIG below

👉 Please register using this link: https://hopin.to/events/sf-python-meetup-july-3c6168ab-56ff-4e20-8ba0-04d8bb3dad71?ref=9c1784b01a1d

👉 Choose from FREE tickets or donate to SF Python to help cover operating cost

👉 You will receive emails from Hopin.to to sign-in to the event

👉 Write me (Grace) if you want to give a lightning talk or to lead a tutorial/open space type discussion

Physical isolation doesn't mean social isolation, let's connect with 150+ Pythonistas in SF Bay Area and beyond on Hopin.to!

🔎🔎 SCHEDULED TALKS & SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP MEETING

🔎 PyData SIG in breakout rooms

Join Brian Spiering of USF and other data enthusiasts to talk about statistics, machine learning, and deep learning! This is an opportunity to share ideas and learn from each other

🔎 Lightning talks

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👉 Pls submit your talk ideas here: https://bit.ly/sfpythoncfp

🔎 Short talk (~10 mins + Q&A)

How to Automate Your Workflows in Slack Using Python - Kyle Campbell

Why is SlackOps important? What are its benefits?

The Ops Platform by CTO.ai has Python in its SDK so viewers will learn how Python can be leveraged to create beautiful automation(s) that can easily be shared across the team.

Kyle Campbell is the CEO & founder of CTO.ai, will show you how to use a Lean DevOps methodology to "Opify" your workflows in Slack.

🔎 Main talk (30 mins)

Docker for Data Science - Aly Sivji

Jupyter notebooks simplify the process of developing and sharing Data Science projects across groups and organizations. But when we need to deploy our code to production, we have to extract the model from our notebook and package it up with the required artifacts (data, dependencies, configurations, etc) to ensure it works in other environments. Containerization technologies such as Docker can be used to streamline this workflow.

This talk will cover the basics of Docker; discuss how containers fit into Data Science workflows; and provide a quick-start guide that can be used as a template to create a shareable Docker image!

Learn how to leverage the power of Docker without having to worry about the underlying details of the technology.

Aly Sivji is a Canadian expat living in Chicago. By day, he builds backend systems at Numerator. By night, he is a co-organizer of the Chicago Python Users Group (ChiPy). Aly is an active participant in the ChiPy Mentorship Program and he loves helping intermediate developers become experts. Outside of Python, Aly enjoys cycling, reading, and rewatching old TV shows.

This event is produced by:

SF Python, a volunteers-run organization aiming to foster the Python Community in the Bay Area. Please join us at PyBay2020, 5th Annual Regional Python Conference in SF this August - https://pybay.com

Video Sponsor is IBM

For over a century, IBM has led world-changing progress by uniting, empowering, and relentlessly reinventing itself and their customers. The IBM Data Science Community is the place for data scientists and developers to learn, share, and engage with their peers and industry renowned data scientists. Join the IBM Data Science Community and participate in shaping the digital future