PyLadies GlobalNew PyLadies blog post: a new era of transparency https://pyladies.com/blog/A-New-Era-of-Transparency/transparency/
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Lynn Root
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Staff Engineer / ML infra @Spotify . Adjunct Professor @CUgradSEAS. @PyLadies global council. @ThePSF & DSF member. Thoughts are my own.
My #PyConUS keynote, with all the hand drawn doodles and animations: https://youtu.be/Bglsof9b23k
PyCon USMore exciting news from us? You bet! The #PyConUS 2025 schedule is officially live🗓️🎉
Head to http://us.pycon.org/2025/schedule/ for this year’s amazing lineup, meet our keynote speakers, and register for tutorials, summits & events!
All the details: https://bit.ly/3QFf45P
Hynek Schlawackoh hey I‘ll need your butts to fill some seats — “Ballroom A” sounds yuuugeee #PyConUS
Ever since I started talking about uv, people kept asking me how I ship my #Python production apps in practice nowadays.
I turned out to be a much bigger topic than I though, so let's start with with the application setup. From nothing to a best-practice working local project:
My 2025 uv-based Python Project Layout for Production Apps
hey new friends, help a girl out - what would y'all want to see in a part 2 of the "Design of Everyday APIs" talk? anything more to dig in on, or missed topics, or inspired ideas? https://www.roguelynn.com/talks/everyday-apis/
The Design of Everyday APIs
What makes a good API for a library? Or more importantly, what makes it bad? Implementing an API is an art. It’s the connection between the user and the library itself. How can we optimize that connection to make the experience more pleasing? What makes a user reach for one library over another? What goes into an ergonomic API? This talk will first discuss what makes an API good: documentation, simplicity, consistency, completeness, and flexibility.
📣Attention! The Global Council is thrilled to announce that nominations are OPEN for the Outstanding PyLady Award !
Nominate someone (or yourself) today! Deadline: 31st December AOE 🌎✨https://buff.ly/3tTIPs8
Outstanding PyLady Award Nomination
The PyLadies community is made up of many remarkable members and volunteers that make significant contributions to bettering the Python community. The Outstanding PyLady award is meant to elevate diverse Pythonistas doing amazing things, highlight their achievements, and thank them for all the work they've contributed. Self nominations are accepted. Multiple nominations are also accepted (and encouraged!), just fill out this form once per nominee. To learn more about the process or see who's previously received the award, checkout the PyLadies kit: https://kit.pyladies.com/en/latest/global/award.html Nominate by December 31st AOE to have award winners recognized at the following PyCon US!
Announcing our inaugural winners of the Outstanding PyLady Award! Congrats Abigail, Jessica, and Maaya! 🎉🏆✨ https://pyladies.com/blog/Inaugural-Winners-of-the-Outstanding-PyLady-Award/outstanding-pylady-winners/
jacobian$11,000 raised for @blackpythondevs at #PyConUS!
And we’ve still got a day left — let’s keep it going: http://blackpythondevs.com