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PyCon 2013 Launches - March 13-21, Santa Clara
- jnoller 14y agoAnd, as always I am around to answer any questions as the conference chair.
- monk_the_dog 14y agoI'm working on an environment for computer vision that integrates python really well. It will be free to use, but closed-source - at least at first. Are PyCon talks only for open source projects or could I potentially give a talk?
- jnoller 14y agoWhile it's commonly biased towards more OSS, we have gladly accepted talks on a wide variety of software/topics including compelling closed-source solutions and services. So yes, please submit a talk - just remember to be detailed and compelling!
- monk_the_dog 14y agoThat's great news! Thanks. Looking forward to the conference.
- llambda 14y agoJesse: awesome! Thanks for all the hard work you put into these conferences. I feel like it's often a thankless job in some respects so an expression of gratitude is in order. As a side note: Looks like I should actually be able to attend this one! Looking forward to 2013.
- jnoller 14y agoThank you: And it really is a team effort - without all of the volunteers, including myself PyCon wouldn't be possible.
- srik 14y agoI promised myself to be a volunteer next year. Really excited about it. The 2012 conference was wonderful. It was engaging, informative and had an excellent set of talks/speakers. Major props!!
- pydanny 14y agoThis is great! Time to come up with talk ideas!
- raymondh 14y agoThank you to the whole team of heroic PyCon organizers!
- jonstjohn 14y agoReally fantastic conference last year! Looking forward to 2013!
- bobwaycott 14y agoAwesome news, Jesse. Definitely looking forward to it. Missed this year's, but planning to make 2013. Might even try to come up with a talk proposal.