We would like to send our regards to everyone of you and your family during this period hoping that you're staying safe and healthy wherever you are. We would really love to meet you in-person but we care more for the wellbeing of our community. This is the reason why we have decided to switch to 100% online for the moment. We try to keep the our plans flexible to ensure that we could adapt to situation the best we could. Should the situation in Thailand easen in November, we could set up an in-person watch party venue as well. Keep yourself updated to our info by signing up to our newsletter
Apart from our keynotes and speakers through the CFP, watch talks from Asia-Pacific Pythonistas!
7 different tracks genres to make your search for your preferred talks easier. Flexible talk schedule allows everyone to watch the talks according to your available time.
We care for our community and created a special track inviting health specialists to talk about common health issues experienced by programmers not forgetting some fun sessions to add some variety to our event.
Nov 19
1 full day workshops for beginners to experienced developers.
Nov 20 - 21
Main conference days with over 40 talks,sponsors booth and job opportunities.
Nov 20
Interact, discuss and have fun!
Nov 27 - 28
Gather round to collaborate and contribute with veterans and novices.
Political scientist turned coder, Lorena Mesa is a GitHub data engineer, Director & Chair of PSF, JOSS editor, and PyLadies Chicago co-organizer. Lorena's time at Obama for America and subsequent graduate research helped her learn how to transform incomplete data into intelligible analysis. This drove Lorena to pursuing career in engineering and data science. Activist, Star Wars fanatic, and Trekkie, she abides by the motto to "live long and prosper".
Eric has been a core Python developer since 2012, focusing his efforts on internals like the import system the runtime. Since 2014 he has been slowly working on his multi-core Python project, which includes exposing subinterpreters in the stdlib. Eric lives in Utah with his very patient family. He works remotely at Microsoft on the open-source Python extension for Visual Studio Code and on CPython. He is currently working on a project with Guido Van Rossum making CPython faster.
Mariatta Wijaya is the first woman to join Python’s core development team in 2016 and is the maintainer of Core Python’s GitHub bots. One of the bots she maintain is miss-islington that automatically backports and merges CPython pull requests. Mariatta is also co-organizer of Vancouver PyLadies and the PyCascades conference. She is a full-time Staff Software Engineer at Uplight. Originally from Indonesia, she lives in Vancouver, Canada with her husband and two children. Mariatta has received the Python Software Foundation (PSF) community service award.
Audrey Tang is Taiwan's youngest minister headhunted by the President Tsai Ing-wen in 2016. Often referred to as a genius and a child prodigy, Audrey started a company at age 15, managing a team of developers and hackers who worked in the coding language Perl. Audrey was a digital adviser to Apple in 2014, where they helped develop Apple’s digital assistant, Siri. One of Audrey's most-publicized accomplishments was creating a frequently updated map of locations where Taiwan’s citizens could find face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
7 Workshops in 1 Day. Each workshop comes with a free conference pass. Check them out fast!
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PyCon Thailand is the largest annual international conference for the community using and developing the open-source Python programming language in Thailand. All Python enthusiasts, from novice programmers to leading experts gather around at the same venue to share their knowledge, embrace diversity and support networks around Python programming. In it's third year, PyCon is an international annual event driven by the members of the Python Community in Bangkok on a non-profit basis dedicated to advancing and promoting Python.
