"Speaker: David Beazley

All Python programmers use the import statement, but do you really know how it works and what it allows? This tutorial aims to take a deep dive into every diabolical issue related to modules, packages, and imports. When we're done…

Как стать программистом самостоятельно. Расскажу свое видение того, как нужно осваивать программирование на любом языке и что для этого нужно:

1) официальная документация. Должна быть в закладках, используем, читаем, используем поиск, всегда начинаем с нее.…

Jack Diederich
Classes are great but they are also overused. This talk will describe examples of class overuse taken from real world code and refactor the unnecessary classes, exceptions, and modules out of them.

"Speaker: Ariel Ortiz

Inheritance is among the first concepts we learn when studying object-oriented programming. But inheritance comes with some unhappy strings attached. Inheritance, by its very nature, tends to bind a subclass to its superclass. This…

A collection of design patterns/idioms in Python. Contribute to faif/python-patterns development by creating an account on GitHub.

Перевод pdf файла с сайта http://www.mcdonaldland.info/ с описанием 23-х шаблонов проектирования GOF . Каждый пункт содержит [очень] короткое описание паттерна и UML-диаграмму. Сама шпаргалка доступна...

"Speaker: Bernat Gabor

Type hinting for Python (as a linter tool) came out in September 2015 as part of Python 3.5 (and was championed by Guido himself). Since then, variable annotations (plus, more recently, protocols) improved its capabilities even further.…

Speaker: Carl Meyer

You've heard about Python type annotations, but wondered if they're useful in the real world? Worried you've got too much code and can't afford to annotate it? Type-checked Python is here, it's for real, and it can help you catch bugs…

Кратко расскажу о том зачем использовать всем и всюду аннотации типов в python.
Аннотации это удобные подсказки в коде о том аргументы какого типа мы ждем на входе функции и что она вернет, что будет на выходе. Это не только помогает в чтении и понимании…

"Speaker: Allison Kaptur

Have you ever wondered how the CPython interpreter works? Do you know where to find a 1,500 line switch statement in CPython? I'll talk about the structure of the interpreter that we all use every day by explaining how Ned Batchelder…

Presented by:
Elizaveta Shashkova

Many people like Python for its simplicity and beauty. But every statement in Python, even the simple one, produces a lot of events during the program execution. These events are usually hidden from a user, so it helps developers…