Building a Stronger Open Source Python Data Community
PyData's worldwide educational program of NumFOCUS, hosts over 220 meetups with a vibrant community of nearly 230,000 participants. It promotes the sharing of innovative practices and technologies in data science, utilizing languages such as Python, Julia, and R. PyData events, ranging from tutorials to talks, cater to all skill levels, highlighting new features and applications.
The venue
MICROSOFT CONFERENCE CENTER
Building 33, 16070 NE 36th Way, Redmond, WA 98052
Building a Stronger Open Source Python Data Community: Trends, Gaps, and Collaborative Contributions
The theme of the panel will center around 3 topics:
- Data industry trends,
- Python industry trends
- The state of open source software.
What are the current trends in the broader data ecosystem and where are there gaps in the Python ecosystem in comparison? Next, we will move on to open source. How can we promote a more sustainable open source ecosystem, how can we incentivize developers and organizations to fill the gaps in the Python ecosystem, and what are their opinions on commercial open source software. To round out the discussion, we will move on to contributing to open source, how folks can get involved and what projects should do to encourage people to get involved.
The complete session recording is available for viewing 👇
Zander Matheson
CEO, FOUNDER
Katrina Riehl
President NumFOCUS Board of Directors | Adjunct Lecturer at Georgetown University
Stefan Krawczyk
CEO, DAGWorks
Hamel Husain
Founder, Parlance Labs
Juanita Gomez
Community Lead, Scientific Python