Talk by Christy Heaton at PyOhio 2023:
PyScript allows you to run Python code in a browser, like JavaScript does. It also lets you import geospatial mapping libraries like Folium and GeoPandas, all without actually installing anything! In this talk, we'll…

Plenary Session by Dave Forgac at PyOhio 2023:
Welcome to PyOhio!

Here is some important information before we get started:

* [Code of Conduct](https://www.pyohio.org/2023/code-of-conduct/)
* [Chat on Discord](https://www.pyohio.org/2023/discord/)
* [T…

Talk by Daniel Schelkoph at PyOhio 2023:
PEP 593 introduced the `Annotated` Type in Python 3.9, allowing typing metadata. In 2023, usage of the type by popular libraries has significantly increased. For example, `FastAPI` and `Pydantic` have fully adopted…

Talk by Andrew Kubera at PyOhio 2023:
Async programming can make complex things easy, but at the same time be hard to get 100% correct; particularly when it comes to exceptions and handling states outside the "happy path". Python has been gaining tools to…

Talk by Connie Skomra at PyOhio 2023:
Uncover the extraordinary world of Python's machine learning and data science capabilities in a lightning-fast 15-minute presentation. Join me for an exhilarating journey as we explore how Python empowers data-driven…

Talk by Pandy Knight at PyOhio 2023:
These days, JavaScript dominates the front-end web ecosystem because it is the primary language for the browser. That means you need to use JavaScript for dynamic web page interactions, even if your backend is written…

Talk by Jeff Glass at PyOhio 2023:
Your documentation is peppered with examples – what if users could run them in an interactive REPL, right inside the online documentation? With PyScript, developers can add an interactive Python session to any webpage, including…

Talk by Syed Muhammad Dawoud Sheraz Ali at PyOhio 2023:
Just like in other programming languages, floating number arithmetics is not very precise in Python. What makes floats so special and weird that a simple arithmetic operation might not yield the expected…

Talk by Sadukie at PyOhio 2023:
By the powers of WASM, Pyodide, and modern web technologies, you can run Python in the browser with PyScript. From mixing Python with HTML to using libraries such as Pandas, Matplotlib, Numpy, WebGL, and more... PyScript allows…

Talk by Koushik Krishnan at PyOhio 2023:
Jupyter notebooks are awesome! They are a great tool for both Python beginners and experienced professionals alike. A problem arises when we have to "productionize" our Jupyter notebook code into a web service. What…

Talk by Meg Sharma at PyOhio 2023:
I will be discussing the use of digital signal processing techniques using various Python libraries, such as numpy and scipy, as alternatives to classic signal engineering approaches in MATLAB. An introductory walk-through…

Talk by Wayne at PyOhio 2023:
Live-streaming the writing of tests on Twitch – twice a week, for three years – taught me a lot. Join me for a retrospective about the good, the bad, and the ugly lessons that I learned running the Salt Project Test Clinic on…

Talk by Ria Bhatia at PyOhio 2023:
As developers, we know that writing code is only half the battle. The other half is writing documentation that effectively communicates our ideas and helps others understand and use our code. But how do we write good technical…

Talk by Dmitriy Chukhin & Janelle Bouchard at PyOhio 2023:
While web developers work to make websites more accessible to end users, we rarely talk about the accessibility of the code itself. This talk gives a brief introduction into accessibility concepts…

Talk by James Walters at PyOhio 2023:
APIs are a great way to consume publicly accessible data. But what do you do when there's no API? Enter web scraping: a way you can harvest data out of the same HTML documents you look at in your web browser.

We'll…

Talk by Nik Kantar at PyOhio 2023:
The swag bags for PyCon 2019 included an Adafruit Circuit Playground Express, a lovely little circuit board with many inputs and outputs, and—crucially for us—the ability to run Python. With the power of Python and a few…

Description: One (hopefully) last online PyOhio means one last mix tape! By popular demand, here are all the tunes from the breaks at PyOhio 2023, compiled into a seamless mix for your listening enjoyment. All songs are curated from the YouTube audio library.…

Talk by Mariatta at PyOhio 2023:
By now we hope you've been using f-strings, but do you know that there's more to it than sticking variables into curly braces?

In this talk, we'll go through the useful features of f-strings, from formatting to debugging.…

Talk by Joshua Cannon at PyOhio 2023:
A whimsical explanation of the various dunders and types that participate in object creation and construction as told by Momma Python to her child.

PyOhio talk listing: https://www.pyohio.org/2023/talks/mommy-how-are…

Talk by Paul Pereyda Karayan at PyOhio 2023:
Code is organic: it grows and rots with neglect. So does the associated “meta-code” - like docs, tests, configurations, and requirements. This is fertile soil for Zombies, a horde of which can seriously disrupt…