Talks from PyCon US 2014 Montreal [2014, ENG] torrent

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[Python] Доклады с PyCon US 2014 Montreal (Talks) [2014, ENG]

Год выпуска: 2014
Производитель: PyCon US 2014
Сайт производителя: https://us.pycon.org/2014/
Автор: Python Software Foundation
Продолжительность: 52:53:47
Тип раздаваемого материала: Видеоклипы
Язык: Английский
Описание: Данная раздача содержит видеодоклады (2я часть, 11-13 апреля - Talks) с конференции PyCon US 2014, проходившей с 9 по 17 апреля 2014 года в Монреале, Канада.

Расписание докладов - https://us.pycon.org/2014/schedule/talks/
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Friday 11, 09-30 - John Perry Barlow - Keynote
Friday 11, 10-50 - Brandon Rhodes - All Your Ducks In A Row Data Structures in the Std Lib and Beyond
Friday 11, 10-50 - Justin Abrahms - Computer science fundamentals for self-taught programmers
Friday 11, 10-50 - Luke Sneeringer - Introduction to Regular Expressions
Friday 11, 10-50 - Lynn Root - For Lack of a Better Name(server) DNS Explained
Friday 11, 10-50 - Travis Fischer, Esther Nam - Character encoding and Unicode in Python
Friday 11, 11-30 - Ashwini Oruganti - Kneel And Disconnect Getting The Fastest Connection Out Of A Host
Friday 11, 11-30 - Colton Myers - Decorators. A Powerful Weapon in your Python Arsenal
Friday 11, 11-30 - Guillaume Ardaud - Cache me if you can memcached, caching patterns and best practices
Friday 11, 11-30 - Kate Heddleston - So you want to be a full-stack developer. How to build a full-stack Py
Friday 11, 12-10 - Alex Gaynor - Pickles are for Delis, not Software
Friday 11, 12-10 - Allison Kaptur - Import-ant Decisions
Friday 11, 12-10 - Karen Rustad, Asheesh Laroia - Turn Your Computer Into a Server
Friday 11, 12-10 - Katharine Jarmul - Python Scraping Showdown. A performance and accuracy review
Friday 11, 12-10 - Tres Seaver - By Your Bootstraps Porting Your Application to Python3
Friday 11, 13-55 - Barbara Shaurette, Katie Cunningham - The Young Coder Let's Learn Python
Friday 11, 13-55 - Michael DeHaan - Ansible. Python-Powered Radically Simple IT Automation
Friday 11, 13-55 - Ned Jackson Lovely - Enough Machine Learning to Make Hacker News Readable Again
Friday 11, 13-55 - Stacey Sern - An Introduction to Twisted
Friday 11, 14-35 - Jeff Schenck - Straightening Out AngularJS with Python
Friday 11, 14-35 - Justin Bronn - Puppet Modules Apps for Ops
Friday 11, 14-35 - Laurens Van Houtven - Twisted Mixing
Friday 11, 14-35 - Melanie Warrick - How to Get Started with Machine Learning
Friday 11, 14-35 - Selena Deckelmann - The Python Pipeline. Why you should reach out to local teachers
Friday 11, 15-15 - A. Jesse Jiryu Davis - What Is Async, How Does It Work, And When Should I Use It
Friday 11, 15-15 - Kushal Das - Teaching Python To Infinity and Beyond
Friday 11, 15-15 - Michael Becker - Realtime predictive analytics using scikit-learn & RabbitMQ
Friday 11, 15-15 - Paul Tagliamonte - Getting Hy on Python. How to implement a Lisp front-end to Python
Friday 11, 15-15 - Peter Baumgartner - Getting Started with SaltStack
Friday 11, 16-30 - James King - Castle Anthrax. Dungeon Generation Techniques
Friday 11, 16-30 - Jarret Raim, Paul Kehrer - The State of Crypto in Python
Friday 11, 16-30 - Lewis Franklin - Distributed Computing Is Hard, Lets Go Shopping
Friday 11, 16-30 - Noah Kantrowitz - Application Deployment State of the Onion
Friday 11, 16-30 - Preston Holmes - Blending art, technology, and light - interactive Python
Friday 11, 17-10 - Brett Slatkin - Fan-in and Fan-out The crucial components of concurrency
Friday 11, 17-10 - Graham Dumpleton - Advanced methods for creating decorators
Friday 11, 17-10 - Jessica McKellar - Building and breaking a Python sandbox
Friday 11, 17-10 - Katherine Scott - Hello Physical World. A Crash Course on the Internet of Things
Friday 11, 17-10 - Mele Sax-Barnett - Python + Geographic Data = BFFs
Saturday 12, 08-30 - Lightning talks Session 01
Saturday 12, 09-00 - Jessica McKellar - Keynote
Saturday 12, 09-40 - Fernando Perez - Keynote
Saturday 12, 10-50 - Amjith Ramanujam - Introduction to Docker
Saturday 12, 10-50 - Dan Langer - A Scenic Drive through the Django Request-Response Cycle
Saturday 12, 10-50 - Jessica Hamrick, Peter Battaglia - Games for Science. Creating interactive psychology experiments in Python with Panda3D
Saturday 12, 10-50 - Rachel Sanders - Developing Flask Extensions
Saturday 12, 10-50 - Victor Stinner - Track memory leaks in Python
Saturday 12, 11-30 - Andrew Godwin - Designing Django's Migrations
Saturday 12, 11-30 - Benjamin Peterson - Garbage Collection in Python
Saturday 12, 11-30 - Megan Speir - So You Want to Build an API
Saturday 12, 11-30 - Portia Burton - Know Thy Neighbor Scikit and the K-Nearest Neighbor Algorithm
Saturday 12, 11-30 - Susan Tan - Python in the Browser. Intro to Brython
Saturday 12, 12-10 - Blaise Laflamme - Upgrade your Web Development Toolchain
Saturday 12, 12-10 - Christine Spang - Subprocess to FFI Memory, Performance, and Why You Shouldn't Shell
Saturday 12, 12-10 - Erik Rose - Designing Poetic APIs
Saturday 12, 12-10 - James Bennett - Django. The good parts
Saturday 12, 12-10 - Julie Lavoie - Analyzing Rap Lyrics with Python
Saturday 12, 13-55 - Hynek Schlawack - The Sorry State of SSL
Saturday 12, 13-55 - Jason Myers - Introduction to SQLAlchemy Core
Saturday 12, 13-55 - Julia Evans - Diving into Open Data with IPython Notebook & Pandas
Saturday 12, 13-55 - Miguel Grinberg - Writing RESTful web services with Flask
Saturday 12, 13-55 - Ned Batchelder - Getting Started Testing
Saturday 12, 14-35 - Dan Callahan - Quick Wins for Better Website Security
Saturday 12, 14-35 - Greg Ward - Unit Testing Makes Your Code Better
Saturday 12, 14-35 - Juan Gomez - REST is not enough Using Push Notifications to better support your mobile
Saturday 12, 14-35 - Selena Deckelmann - Sane schema migrations with Alembic and SQLAlchemy
Saturday 12, 14-35 - Titus Brown - Data intensive biology in the cloud instrumenting ALL the things
Saturday 12, 15-15 - David Beazley - Discovering Python
Saturday 12, 15-15 - Kevin Ballard - Pushing Python Building a High Throughput, Low Latency System
Saturday 12, 15-15 - Mike Bayer - Building the App
Saturday 12, 15-15 - Nathan Yergler - In Depth PDB
Saturday 12, 15-15 - Ying Li - Multi-factor Authentication - Possession Factors
Saturday 12, 16-30 - Alex Gaynor - Fast Python, Slow Python
Saturday 12, 16-30 - Asheesh Laroia - Python packaging simplified, for end users, app developers
Saturday 12, 16-30 - Greg Wilson - Software Carpentry Lessons Learned
Saturday 12, 16-30 - Julien Phalip - Advanced techniques for Web functional testing
Saturday 12, 16-30 - Ned Jackson Lovely - Cheap Helicopters In My Living Room
Saturday 12, 16-30 - Noah Kantrowitz - What is coming in Python packaging
Saturday 12, 17-10 - Dan Crosta - Performance Testing and Profiling A Virtuous Cycle
Saturday 12, 17-10 - Julie Pagano - It's Dangerous to Go Alone Battling the Invisible Monsters in Tech
Saturday 12, 17-10 - Narahari Allamraju - Which messaging layer should you use if you want to build loosely coupled distributed Python app
Saturday 12, 17-10 - Scott Lobdell - Programming an Autonomous 20 Foot Blimp with Python
Sunday 13, 09-20 - Guido Van Rossum - Keynote
Sunday 13, 13-10 - Augie Fackler, Nathaniel Manista - Deliver Your Software In An Envelope
Sunday 13, 13-10 - Craig Kerstiens - Postgres Performance for Humans
Sunday 13, 13-10 - Kate Heddleston, Nicole Zuckerman - Technical on-boarding, training, and mentoring
Sunday 13, 13-10 - Luke Miller - My big gay adventure. Making, releasing and selling a Python game
Sunday 13, 13-10 - Naomi Ceder - Farewell and Welcome Home Python in Two Genders
Sunday 13, 13-50 - Catherine Devlin - See Docs Run. Run, Docs, Run!
Sunday 13, 13-50 - Elena Williams - Hitchhikers Guide to Participating in Open Source
Sunday 13, 13-50 - Hannu Krosing - PostgreSQL is Web Scale (Really )
Sunday 13, 13-50 - Marina Zhurakhinskaya - Outreach Program for Women Lessons in Collaboration
Sunday 13, 13-50 - Niko Skrypnik - 2D-3D graphics with Python on mobile platforms
Sunday 13, 14-30 - Bradley Angell - Smart Dumpster Employing Python to Report Real-Time Resource
Sunday 13, 14-30 - Brandon Rhodes - The Day of the EXE Is Upon Us
Sunday 13, 14-30 - Carl Meyer - Set your code free releasing and maintaining an open-source Python project
Sunday 13, 14-30 - Ruchi Varshney - Localization Revisited
Sunday 13, 14-30 - Tavish Armstrong - Software Engineering Research for Hackers Bridging the Two Solitudes
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