David Lord 
FlaskCon 2025 videos are listed on PyVideo.org as well, along with all the previous years! https://pyvideo.org/events/flaskcon-2025.html #Python #Flask #PyConUS #FlaskCon
FlaskCon 2025 talks are now available to watch! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-MSuSC-Kjb5QUUucArxREc8Ix3S1cPsk #Python #Flask #PyConUS2025 #FlaskCon
FlaskCon @ PyCon US 2025
I learned a tiny bit about DaVinci Resolve over the weekend, got the FlaskCon videos edited and rendered, and now starting the upload process. #PyConUS #FlaskCon
Derk WeijersHad a great time at #FlaskCon that was being held during #PyConUS!
Some of the projects that Iβm really proud of are built with Flask. Itβs still my go-to framework when the choice is mine
FlaskCon was a huge success! Thanks to all our amazing speakers, their talks, and our wonderful audience. The theme this year was overwhelmingly "live demos", and somehow they all went right. Was very rewarding to have a full room the entire time! Recordings will be up in the next week. #PyConUS #FlaskCon
Pamela FoxLearnt about both "event sourcing" and the datastar framework from @_chrismay at #FlaskCon #PyconUS
Really intriguing way to track data as events, and stream event changes back. Still trying to wrap my head around it!
Chris demo'ed this app:
https://github.com/Chris-May/movie_theater
Next up at FlaskCon is Chris May @_chrismay with "Death to the spinner: event sourcing for reactive web apps". Join us in room 317! #PyConUS #FlaskCon
Learnt about t-strings from @davepeck and @pauleveritt at #FlaskCon-
the formatting is the exact same as f-strings, but the return type is a Template object with a mix of strings and interpolated values.
Next up at FlaskCon is Nicholas Tollervey @ntoll & Paul Everitt @pauleveritt with "Let's PyScript: Flask frontends in Python!". Join us in room 317! #PyConUS #FlaskCon
Live coding a Quart and PyScript app, deploying it, and then doing a Q&A using it is an ambition talk plan. π€
