Python and Excel

Featuring Tony Roberts

In this meetup we have a talk on Why and How to Integrate Python and Excel by Tony Roberts from pyxll.com.

Simplifying writing code with deliberate commits

Featuring Joel Chippindale

Do you ever find yourself juggling an ever growing list of things to think about when you are working on a feature? Do you find yourself losing track of what needs to be done next to make progress? If you do (and, spoiler, we all do), then this is the talk for you.

Clean Architecture

Featuring Sebastian Bukczynski

6:30 PM : Doors open

GeoPandas, the geospatial extension for Pandas

Featuring Gareth Lloyd

This talk explores the power of spatial data, with an application based on John Snow's 1854 Cholera map. The famous map has many myths surrounding it, and I ask what John Snow could have done differently with modern GIS technology.

Making 100 million requests with Python aiohttp

Featuring Andy Balaam

Andy will talk about how to make Python truly asynchronous with aiohttp and have some fun seeing how hard you can push it

Event Sourcing 101

Featuring Bob Gregory

Eventsourcing is a powerful technique for building complex domain models, but it can be hard to know how to get started. In this introductory talk, we'll build an event-sourced domain model from scratch. Check it out!

Quart; a asyncio alternative to Flask

Featuring Philip Jones

Flask is a great web mirco-framework, that is best utilised with event-loop concurrency. Sadly with Flask the event-loop framework can't be asyncio, although some extensions (Flask-Aiohttp) have tried. Quart is the solution as it shares the Flask API and is based on asyncio. In addition Quart...

A Few Things to Remember About Python

Featuring Patrick Morris

Two things I have come across in the past week at work that I thought were good points to bring up with people and remind them of the tools that you have available with Python (remember it is batteries included!)

Python Inside Your Database

Featuring Simon Riggs

PostgreSQL allows you to write stored functions and procedures in many languages, including Python. New facilities will be available in PostgreSQL 11, so this is a good time for a wide ranging discussion around this.