Schedule

PyOhio is July 30, 2022. Times rounded to the nearest minute. There are short breaks between groups of talks. All times EDT.

Start	End	Talk
9:00AM	9:04AM	PyOhio 2022 Opening Remarks by Dave Forgac
9:04AM	9:21AM	Flappy Bird AI! by Anay Pant
9:21AM	9:31AM	Simplicity and Fun: Learning with CircuitPython by Kattni Rembor
9:31AM	9:41AM	Colors and Chords by Michael N
9:45AM	9:58AM	I Have to Confess, I Still Love Pandas by Cheuk Ting Ho
9:58AM	10:11AM	Processing Large Data with Pandas by Evelyn J. Boettcher
10:12AM	10:26AM	I Can't Believe It's Not Real Data! An Introduction into Synthetic Data by Mason Egger
10:30AM	10:41AM	Intro to Unit Testing and Continuous Integration by Mariatta
10:41AM	10:50AM	A Quickstart to Web Testing with Playwright by Pandy Knight
10:50AM	10:56AM	What Is a Reasonable Percentage for Code Coverage and Why Is It 100%? by Jürgen Gmach
10:56AM	11:00AM	More ORM Than Good: Stop Not Writing SQL by Catherine Devlin
11:00AM	11:10AM	That Belongs in a Table: Migrating Data from JSON to SQL by Jay Miller
11:15AM	11:28AM	Bootstrapping Your Local Python Environment by Calvin Hendryx-Parker
11:28AM	11:41AM	make python devex: Towards Clone to Red-Green-Refactor in One Command with a 45+-Year-Old Tool by Colin Dean
11:42AM	11:53AM	Paving an Easier Path to Your Next Tech Job by Jason Wattier
11:53AM	11:58AM	Remote Collaboration: How to Build Human Connection Across Pixels by Rainu Ittycheriah
12:00PM	12:30PM	Break
12:30PM	12:35PM	Add RSS to My Website with Python? Yes! by Mario Munoz
12:35PM	12:45PM	Automating Excel with Python by Mike Driscoll
12:45PM	12:55PM	Doing Everything Data Without Leaving the Notebook: Programmatic Jupyter Notebooks by Alex Zharichenko
12:56PM	1:06PM	Jupyter for DevOps by Moshe Zadka
1:06PM	1:11PM	Beyond Velocity: 3 Metrics for Engineering Team Success by Amanda Quint
1:15PM	1:25PM	Build Your First Anomaly Detector in Power BI Using PyCaret by Cadey Moore
1:24PM	1:29PM	Your Python Multi-Tool: Four Built-Ins and a Module by Craig Lang
1:30PM	1:44PM	Comprehending Comprehensions by Rodrigo Girão Serrão
1:44PM	1:49PM	Go 3D with Plotly by Sarah Cummings
1:55PM	2:06PM	Another Look at Python Types by Matt Land
2:06PM	2:19PM	Advanced Typing: TypeVars, Generics, and Protocols by Chris Volny
2:20PM	2:29PM	Visual Studio Code: The Ultimate Python Developer Environment by Douglas Starnes
2:35PM	2:47PM	Exploring Open Source Sprint Data via a Python Plotly Dashboard by Reshama Shaikh
2:47PM	2:52PM	Introducing Automated Machine Learning with Python and Azure by Matt Eland
2:52PM	2:57PM	Run-JS: A New Library for Running JavaScript Modules in Python by Daniel Dufour
2:57PM	3:10PM	Building a Faster NetworkX-Like Library Using GraphBLAS by Erik Welch
3:15PM	3:26PM	Baby Steps Towards Your First FastAPI App by Shreya Khurana
3:26PM	3:36PM	Deploy a Python API to the Cloud, Fast! by Drake Pocsatko
3:36PM	3:42PM	Paginated APIs x Python by Azan Bin Zahid
3:42PM	3:58PM	OpenAPI Driven Development by Olmo Maldonado
3:58PM	4:00PM	PyOhio 2022 Closing Remarks by Dave Forgac

Schedule

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PyOhio 2022 Opening Remarks