EuroPython is approaching, and as we prepare for another great edition, we’d like to take a moment to thank our community and sponsors for their continued support.

We're also excited to share some fantastic job opportunities from our sponsors!

Bloomberg

Senior Software Engineer - Network Production Engineer

As a Network Production Engineer, you will be a critical member of the team responsible for the full lifecycle of our global network infrastructure that supports Bloomberg’s core products and services. This includes building and maintaining a network that is scalable, reliable and robust.
Our network is vast, connecting several large-scale Data Centers and over a hundred edge sites. It connects Bloomberg to hundreds of thousands of our clients, over 1,500 global exchanges and trading venues over private connectivity, Internet and Public Cloud. This is a unique opportunity to help build robust, highly scalable solutions that will power the future of how Bloomberg automates network infrastructure. You'll be trusted to design and work on tooling that builds on automation best practices and principles.

You need to have:

• Extensive experience as a Software, Network Production, or System Reliability
  Engineer.
• Experience with building, maintaining and continuously enhancing automations needed for scalability & efficiency in running the Network Infrastructure.
• Experience in infrastructure Automation and orchestration Frameworks e.g. Ansible, Airflow, Terraform, Chef, Salt.
• Proven experience with object-oriented programming languages preferably in Python.
• A bachelor's or master's degree in computer science, Engineering, Mathematics, a similar field of study or equivalent work experience.
  

Learn more about this opportunity here.

Arm

ML/EDA DevOps Intern – Python Automation for AI in Hardware 

Location: Sophia Antipolis, France

Duration: 6 months

Start Date: Flexible (Autumn/Winter 2025) 

Description: Work at the cutting edge of ML and chip design automation. You'll help us integrate Python-based ML workflows into our EDA toolchain, improving the speed and accuracy of hardware design. Think: AI meets silicon. 

What you’ll do: 

• Develop Python scripts for model deployment and training workflows 
• Build DevOps tools for managing and scaling ML jobs 
• Analyze and visualize large datasets used in chip design 
• Learn from experts at the forefront of AI and hardware engineering 

If you're excited about how Python can accelerate hardware design and enjoy playing with ML models, automation, and large-scale data, this is your space. 

Link to apply: https://careers.arm.com/job/sophia-antipolis/ml-eda-devops-intern/33099/82134400992 

Google Cloud

Find your next job at Google • Google Cloud • YouTube…

Create • design • code • build for everyone:

▶️ https://careers.google.com

We currently have 1,900+ job positions for Pythonistas worldwide:

▶️ https://careers.google.com/jobs/results?q=python

Numberly

Software Engineer - Backend / Fullstack

Numberly uses technology for marketing: we help clients better understand their customers by implementing systems to collect, analyze, and use data. With over 150 engineers (a third of Numberly's talents), we work in autonomous teams to ensure everyone can influence technical and organizational choices. The NMP team develops and maintains the Numberly MarTech Platform, a suite of applications for campaign management across digital channels like email, SMS, push notifications, and social media. We prioritize code quality, modern technical stacks, and efficient processes. We seek a curious, autonomous individual with backend experience to contribute quickly to our team.

Responsibilities

• Collaborating with a product owner and UX/UI designers to develop new features
• Improving platform performance and user experience
• Documenting technical changes and sharing progress with the team
• Monitoring advancements in tools and libraries
• Proposing technical and organizational improvements

Requirements

• Strong communicator able to explain complex ideas and listen actively
• Desire to grow personally and mentor others technically and professionally
• Confidence in making trade-offs to drive project progress
• Experience writing code and managing deployments
• Professional English proficiency (international teams)
• Preference for Linux use
• Familiarity with our technical stack (especially backend)
• Vue 3 knowledge (a plus)
• Open-source contributions (a plus)

Benefits

• Fast onboarding with mentorship and team rotations
• Monthly global team meetings (Happy Meetings)
• Freedom of speech and collaborative decision-making
• Social impact initiatives (1000mercis, Open Source contributions)
• Diverse workplace (30+ nationalities, 97/100 gender equity score)
• Modern offices with amenities (library, music studio, pet-friendly)
• Remote flexibility (up to 50% remote, 60-day consecutive remote option)
• Swile meal vouchers and international office mobility
• Perks like Gymlib, sports classes, themed parties
• Unlimited coffee/tea/infusions and mystery lunches

Picnic Technologies

Senior Data Engineer

As a Data Engineer at Picnic, you are responsible for translating business needs into successful technical designs. You’ll work with large data sets, discover new insights and business opportunities, and promote business intelligence. 

It’s a role with plenty of freedom: think you've spotted a way to ensure our large fleet of electric vehicles is used in the most efficient way? Go ahead and test, evaluate, and evolve your ideas alongside our Distribution team. 

More interested in customer behavior? Work on in-app analytics to ensure our mobile store remains smooth, speedy, and robust.

Join the ride: https://grnh.se/7elvekk21us

TravelPerk

 Senior Software Engineer (Full Stack and Backend) 

Required skills and experience:

• "Product Engineering" mindset
• Pragmatism and obsession for simplicity, efficiency, and performance
• Extensive experience in similar roles building technically complex products in any web programming language
• An expert level at server-side, client-side or full stack development. Your final role within the team will depend on your skills and internal training will be provided
• Obsession for quality and testing
• Eager to learn new technologies and frameworks
• Strong communication skills
• Experience leading technical decision making discussion

The role is open in: London, Barcelona, Edinburgh and Berlin.

Interested? Apply here! https://grnh.se/mj0xp9zv1us

Apify

Open Source Engineer (TypeScript) 

What you’ll be working on? Apify has grown as the tool of choice for any Node.js/JS/TS engineer when it comes to web scraping and web automation. We are now also taking on the Python community. Our open-source tooling is used by tens of thousands of people worldwide. Check out the Crawlee library, our GitHub, and the vibrant community on Discord.

• You'll be part of one of our 7 product teams—the team that works on Apify’s open-source tools.
• The team is led by Martin Adamek, co-author of Apify’s Crawlee and his very own MikroORM library.
• You'll face many challenges regarding the usage of browsers in the cloud, browser fingerprinting, scalability, and more.
• But you'll also be in direct touch with the community that uses the tools you build.

They say there are no perfect candidates, but you might be the one if you have:

• Experience with working on large, complex applications or frameworks
• Great skills at developing and debugging in JavaScript/Node.js/TypeScript or have this skill in some other programming language and are able to learn it quickly
• Familiarity with Linux
• Experience in open-source development is a plus
• Experiment-driven and collaborative mindset
• Good communication skills in English

Apply here

Ataccama

We're on a mission to power a better future with data. Our platform helps all kinds of data professionals build high-quality, governed, reusable data products—earning us a spot as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant® and the backing of Bain Capital Tech Opportunities.

We're aiming to lead in AI-powered cloud data management—and that means building a company where people love to work and grow. Our global team thrives on collaboration and lives by our values: Challenging Fun, ONE Team, Customer Centric, Candid and Caring, Aim High.

Join us as a Python Engineer and help transform Ataccama into a smarter, faster, more scalable SaaS platform.

Senior Python Senior Python Software Engineer

• Advanced proficiency in modern Python.
• Strong experience with cloud platforms like AWS and/or Azure, including familiarity with their common managed services (e.g., Aurora Serverless, managed AKS, EKS).
• In-depth knowledge of Kubernetes, including Helm charts and container management.
• Extensive understanding of relation database systems and familiarity with message queues
• Experience with CI/CD tools, especially GitLab, to streamline and automate the deployment and management of our applications across various stages of the development lifecycle.
• An interest in AI and large language models will be considered an advantage.

Visit here for more information

Snowflake

Commercial Solution Engineer

Amsterdam

Requirements

• Sales engineering/solution architect experience in a SaaS environment or relevant industry experience (analytics, data science, data engineering etc)
• Outstanding presentation skills to both technical and executive audiences, whether impromptu on a whiteboard or using presentations and demos
• Understanding of and experience with data architecture, data analytics and cloud technology
• Hands on experience with SQL
• Ability to solve customer specific business problems and apply Snowflake’s solutions
• Customer-facing skills to effectively communicate our vision to a wide variety of technical and executive audiences both written and verbal

Preferred job requirements

• Hands on experience with Python
• Experience working with modern data technology (e.g. dbt, spark, containers, devops tooling, orchestration tools, git, etc.)
• Experience with data science and machine learning technology

Hello, Pythonistas! 🐍

We added a lot of new subscribers since the last newsletter – if this is your first newsletter – Welcome! 🎉

TL;DR:

• Some of the tickets are sold out already 🎉
• We have a Python documentary premiere at EuroPython
• Memorial session for Michael Foord
• New sprints venue, and a completely new Social Event on an island in the heart of Prague this year!
• Community Organisers & PyLadies Events
• Speaker guidelines and an update on the Speaker Mentorship Programme
• Snacks exchange
• And a surprise at the end of the newsletter below

⏰ Tickets

We’re excited to share that tutorial and combined tickets are now sold out! 

Conference tickets are still available – but don’t wait too long. Late Bird pricing kicks in on June 27, and prices will go up! If you can’t attend in person please check our Remote tickets – those are already available in the tickets store. 

More details at https://europython.eu/tickets 

Platinum, Gold and Silver Sponsorship packages are now fully booked. If you’re interested in sponsoring, please contact us at sponsoring@europython.eu. We’d love to explore options with you! We’ve also added a new startup tier – contact us for more details 🙂

🎥 Documentary on the History of Python

The filmmakers from Cult Repo, formerly known as Honeypot, are working on a documentary about the history of Python and its vibrant community. It features over 20 core developers and takes us on a journey from the first days of Python to the latest developments. 

At EuroPython, we’re excited to share a special preview of the film, followed by a Q&A with Brett Cannon, Paul Everitt, and Armin Ronacher. 

🖤 Memorial session for Michael Foord

As part of EuroPython, we will be holding a memorial session to commemorate Michael Foord. 

Michael Foord (1974-2025) was a central figure in the Python community. He was an original thinker whose warmth, passion, and unfiltered humor touched the lives of many. A core Python developer and the creator of the influential unittest.mock module, he played a pivotal role in shaping testing practices and helped establish the Language Summit at PyCon. More than a brilliant engineer, Michael was a beloved mentor and friend, known for his elaborate vaping setup, colorful attire, and heartfelt conversations. His passing earlier this year left a profound void in the community, but his legacy lives on through his contributions to Python, his generous spirit, and the countless moments of camaraderie he inspired.

Friends of Michael are invited to attend this session and share their memories. We will provide more details about it closer to the event.

❣️Beginners’ Day

On Saturday 19th July, we’ll be hosting a Beginners’ Day to help introduce people to Python programming and its applications. Beginners’ Day will feature three tracks running in parallel; The Unconference, Django Girls, and Humble Data. The events are designed to welcome newcomers to the Python ecosystem, including a series of talks and panels by junior developers and two workshops designed to introduce complete beginners to web development and data science.

We are running the following three tracks:

• The Unconference, a series of panels and discussions designed to help people just getting into tech to start or grow their career
• Django Girls, a hands-on workshop teaching the basics of web development
• Humble Data, a hands-on workshop teaching the basics of data science

Beginners’ Day is open to everyone, and you don’t need a EuroPython ticket to attend (although note that some tracks will cost €5 to attend otherwise). From students to those exploring a career change, we warmly invite anyone curious about starting their programming journey. Expect a friendly, fun, and supportive environment that will leave you feeling more confident and inspired to continue learning.

Please see this page for more details and to apply. Places are limited and will be given on a first come, first serve basis.

👩‍💻 Contribute, collaborate, code: sprints weekend 

Join us for EuroPython's traditional Sprint Weekend on Saturday and Sunday (19–20 July) following the main conference. The conference team provides space, lunch, and coffee—you bring the projects, energy, and ideas. Whether you’re a seasoned maintainer or trying your first contribution, sprints are informal hackathons to collaborate on open‑source, share knowledge, and solve problems together. 

More info: europython.eu/sprints 

🏖️ Pack your instruments, sportswear, or board games

We’ll host a laid‑back social evening on Thursday, 17 July at 19:30 CEST on Střelecký Island—right in the heart of Prague. Expect riverside seating, live music and jam sessions (feel free to bring an instrument), plus board games and plenty of relaxation spots. There's also a mix of outdoor sports (volleyball, croquet, pétanque) and light snacks and drinks for a summery, informal vibe. 

A limited number of social-event tickets will be available separately—keep an eye out so you don’t miss out. 

More info: europython.eu/social-event 

👥 Community Organisers & PyLadies Events

The Python community is an essential part of the language, and for many people, it’s the reason they stick around and keep meetups, conferences, forums, and so much more running to help others.

We have several activities focused on communities across Europe and around the world, as well as initiatives centered around Python itself.

https://europython.eu/community-activities/

We’re excited to announce a range of events for underrepresented groups in computing this year! 🎉 Whether you’re new to PyLadies or a long-time supporter, we warmly welcome you to join us and be part of our supportive community.

These events are open only to those who have a conference ticket, giving our participants an opportunity to connect, share, and grow together.

https://europython.eu/pyladies/

🍬 Snacks exchange

Have you ever wondered what people snack on in Spain? Or wanted to try chocolates from Australia? Then participate in the EuroPython snack exchange! 

Simply bring snacks typical of your home country, country of residence, or just a country you think has really delicious food with you to EuroPython. At the conference you’ll be able to swap what you brought with other participants in the exchange. Don’t miss your chance to discover your new favourite snack, and share in the fun with our attendees from across Europe and the globe!

🎤 Speaker guidelines

We’ve uploaded a number of suggestions to help you to prepare your session. The guidelines include information about:

• The audio and technical equipment in each session room
• The capacity of each room
• The time available for each session
• How to share your session slides with attendees on Pretalx
• How to test your equipment on the day and access the Speaker Ready Room
• How to make effective, accessible presentations
• Specific things needed to prepare for tutorial and poster sessions.

👉 Check them out here: https://ep2025.europython.eu/guidelines/

🎤 Speaker Mentorship Programme

First Time Speakers’ Workshop

We had such a fun, interactive session—thank you to everyone who showed up. A huge thank you to Cristián Maureira-Fredes from the Programme team for walking us through the details of giving a talk at EuroPython. We also loved hearing from Iryna Kondrashchenko, who shared how much last year’s Speaker Mentorship Programme helped her speaking journey.

A huge shoutout to our inspiring panel—Abigail Mesrenyame Dogbe, Laís Carvalho, and Rodrigo Girão Serrão. Thank you for sharing your personal experiences as speakers, answering the questions, and offering honest and encouraging advice.

🎥 Missed it? You can watch the recording here: https://youtu.be/a2ZajKY6bm0

❓What does Guido van Rossum like about EuroPython?

And what about speakers, core developers, and other community members? Find out by following us on YouTube and social media! We're sharing short clips where community members talk about what they’re most excited for at the next EuroPython. 

• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@europython
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EuroPythonConference 
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/europython/  

💰Sponsors Highlight

We would like to thank our sponsors for supporting the conference. Their generous contributions help us keep the event more accessible and ticket prices lower. Sponsors play a vital role in making this community gathering possible.

Special thanks go our platinum sponsors: 

💞 Upcoming Events in the Python Community

• EuroPython, Prague, 14-20 July https://ep2025.europython.eu 
• EuroSciPy, Kraków, 18-22 August  https://euroscipy.org/2025/  
• PyCon Poland, Gliwice, 28-31 August https://pl.pycon.org/2025/en/
• PyCon Greece 2025, Athens, Greece, 29-30 August  https://2025.pycon.gr/en/ 
• PyCamp CZ 25 beta, Třeštice, 12-14 September https://pycamp.cz/ 
• Pycon UK, Manchester, 19-22 September https://2025.pyconuk.org/
• PyCon Estonia, Tallinn, 2-3 October https://pycon.ee/
• PyCon Spain, Seville, 17-19 October  https://2025.es.pycon.org/
• PyCon Finland, Jyväskylä, 17 October  https://2025.ploneconf.org/pyconfi-2025
• PyCon Sweden, Stockholm, 30-31 October https://pycon.se/ 
• PyCon France, Lyon, 30 October-2 November https://www.pycon.fr/2025/en/index.html

👋 See You All Next Month 

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Hello, Pythonistas! 🐍

Tickets are still available but combined and tutorial tickets are almost sold out! You can get your tickets at europython.eu/tickets

📣 Meet our Keynoters 

We are pleased to announce Nerea Luis will be doing a Keynote at Europython about the tangible impact that developers, managers, and other tech sector professionals can expect from the rise of generative AI.

Nerea Luis is an independent consultant and advisor in Artificial Intelligence and cofounder of Lumi Labs. She has a PhD in Computer Science and 10 years of experience in the field, she has led the direction of projects related to Natural Language Processing and Computer Vision.  She has received recognition from Google, the Spanish Royal Family, and Forbes, among others.

💰 Sponsorship

If you're passionate about supporting EuroPython and helping us make the event accessible to all, consider becoming a sponsor or asking your employer to join us in this effort.

By sponsoring EuroPython, you’re not just backing an event – you're gaining highly targeted visibility and the chance to present your company or personal brand to one of the largest and most diverse Python communities in Europe and beyond!

We have a last few sponsorship slots available. Along with our main packages, there are optional add-ons and optional extras.

👉 More information at: https://ep2025.europython.eu/sponsorship/sponsor/ 

👉 Contact us at sponsoring@europython.eu

Speaker Mentorship

First Time Speakers’ Workshop

New to speaking? A seasoned speaker? Somewhere in between?

No worries! The EuroPython First Time Speakers’ Workshop is for everyone! 🐍 You will gain key presentation skills, practical advice, and valuable insights from seasoned speakers. 

When: June 4, 2025, at 18:00 CEST on Zoom. Attendance is free, but kindly register: https://forms.gle/T8rc73sbyu3KbLNKA

More details: https://europython.eu/programme/mentorship/

🎥 Documentary on the History of Python

The filmmakers from Cult Repo, formerly known as Honeypot, are working on a documentary about the history of Python and its vibrant community. It features over 20 core developers and takes us on a journey from the first days of Python to the latest developments. We’re thrilled to announce that the documentary will premiere at EuroPython! Stay tuned for more details.

👥Call for Volunteers 

Want to experience EuroPython from the inside? We’re looking for on-site volunteers to help us from July 14–20!

Volunteering is a great way to gain hands-on experience, meet new people, and attend the conference in a unique way. Whether you're great at helping people, love the buzz of registration, want to chair a session, or just enjoy being part of a team — we have a role for you.

👉Apply by: June 1st

👉More info: europython.eu/volunteers 

❓What does Guido van Rossum like about EuroPython? 

Want to find out? Follow us on YouTube and social media! Over the next few days, we’ll be sharing short conversations with community members about what they're looking forward to at the next EuroPython.

EuroPython Society

🏰 Call for Venues - EuroPython 2026

Are you a community builder who dreams of bringing EuroPython to your city? The Call for Venues for EuroPython 2026 is now open!

If you want to propose a location on behalf of your community, please fill in the following form: https://forms.gle/ZGQA7WhTW4gc53MD6

📊 Board Report 

The EuroPython Society is the volunteer-run non-profit that organizes the EuroPython conference and supports the wider Python community in Europe. To stay transparent and keep everyone informed, the Board shares regular updates on what we’re working on.

The April board report is ready: https://europython-society.org/board-report-for-april-2025/ 

💞 Community Outreach

PyCon US 

This year, the EuroPython Society had a booth at PyCon US for the very first time! 🎉 Curious how it went?

👉 Check out our blog post: https://europython-society.org/europython-society-at-pycon-us-2025/  

💞Upcoming Events in the Python Community

• Pycon Italia, Bologna, 28-31 May https://2025.pycon.it/en
• EuroPython, Prague, 14-20 July https://ep2025.europython.eu 
• EuroSciPy, Kraków, 18-22 August  https://euroscipy.org/2025/  
• PyCon Poland,  Gliwice, 28-31 August https://pl.pycon.org/2025/en/
• PyCon Greece, Athens, Greece, 29-30 August  https://2025.pycon.gr/en/ 
• PyData Berlin, 01-03 September https://pydata.org/berlin2025
• PyCamp CZ 25 beta, Třeštice, 12-14 September https://pycamp.cz/ 
• Pycon UK, Manchester, 19-22 September https://2025.pyconuk.org/
• PyCon Estonia, Tallinn, 2-3 October https://pycon.ee/
• PyCon Finland, Jyväskylä, 17 October  https://2025.ploneconf.org/pyconfi-2025
• PyCon Sweden, Stockholm, 30-31 October https://pycon.se/ 
• PyCon France. Lyon, 30 October-2 November https://www.pycon.fr/2025/en/index.html

👋 See You All Next Month 

And in the meantime, follow us on social media: 

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europython/
• X: https://x.com/europython
• Mastodon: https://fosstodon.org/@europython
• BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/europython.eu 
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EuroPythonConference 
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/europython/

Hello, Pythonistas! 🐍

Tickets are on sale now! You can get your tickets at europython.eu/tickets

📣 Programme

Keynote Speakers

We are excited to announce three more keynote speakers!

Sebastián Ramírez 

Sebastián is the creator and maintainer of several widely used open-source Python libraries, including FastAPI, Typer, SQLModel, and Asyncer. His work focuses on tools for building web APIs, command-line interfaces, and working with data models in Python.

He has collaborated with teams and companies across Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and the United States, working on systems involving APIs, distributed computing, and machine learning.

Currently, Sebastián works full-time on the development and maintenance of his open-source projects.

Brett Cannon 

Brett has been a Python core developer since 2003 and has contributed to just about every corner of the language. He’s one of the most prolific PEP authors, the creator of importlib, and played a major role in the Python 2 -> 3 transition and the creation of pyproject.toml.

He served on the inaugural Python Steering Council and remained on it for five years, guiding the language through some of its most critical transitions.

But beyond code, Brett is known for his love of the Python community — “I came for the language, but I stayed for the community”. He’s a former PSF board member and a recipient of the Frank Willison Award.

Petr Baudiš 

Petr Baudiš is a co-founder and CTO of Rossum, a SaaS deep tech scaleup that focuses on automating document-based B2B transactional communication. He co-invented Rossum's unique AI engine and currently oversees Rossum's R&D and product engineering. In the past, Petr led multiple AI research and deep learning projects in academia as well as in commercial environments. His work was used by companies like Google DeepMind, Novartis, Seznam.cz and countless others. 

Petr's past exploits include building one of the key predecessors of AlphaGo, working with Linus Torvalds as one of the founding developers of Git, and leading many other open-source projects.

Sessions

Our session list is live! 🎉 https://ep2025.europython.eu/sessions/ 

🎤 Speaker Mentorship

Accepted Proposals

We’re excited to share that 44 proposals were submitted by the mentees and 8 have been accepted! We’re incredibly proud of everyone who took the time to submit a proposal—your creativity, passion, and dedication are what make this community so special. Thank you for helping us shape an inspiring and diverse conference program. We can’t wait to see you in Prague! 🐍💛

First Time Speakers’ Workshop

Whether you're preparing to present at EuroPython 2025 or any other conference or your talk proposal wasn't accepted this year, we warmly invite you to our First-Time Speakers' Workshop. Join us online via ZOOM on June 4, 2025, at 18:00 CEST to gain essential presentation skills, practical tips, and valuable insights from experienced speakers. This supportive session also aims to inspire you and strengthen your future conference proposals. You can find out more details here: https://ep2025.europython.eu/programme/mentorship/

Register now: https://forms.gle/T8rc73sbyu3KbLNKA

We look forward to supporting your speaking journey!

💰 Sponsorship

If you're passionate about supporting EuroPython and helping us make the event accessible to all, consider becoming a sponsor or asking your employer to join us in this effort.

By sponsoring EuroPython, you’re not just backing an event – you're gaining highly targeted visibility and the chance to present your company or personal brand to one of the largest and most diverse Python communities in Europe and beyond!

We offer a range of sponsorship tiers, some with limited slots available. Along with our main packages, there are optional add-ons and optional extras.

👉 More information at: https://ep2025.europython.eu/sponsorship/sponsor/ 

👉 Contact us at sponsors@europython.eu

EuroPython Society

🏰 Call for Venues - EuroPython 2026

Are you a community builder who dreams of bringing EuroPython to your city? The Call for Venues for EuroPython 2026 is now open!

If you want to propose a location on behalf of your community, please fill in the following form: https://forms.gle/ZGQA7WhTW4gc53MD6

📊 Board Report 

The EuroPython conference wouldn’t be what it is without the incredible volunteers who make it all happen. 💞 Behind the scenes, there’s also the EuroPython Society—a volunteer-led non-profit that manages the fiscal and legal aspects of running the conference, oversees its organization, and works on a few smaller projects like the grants programme. To keep everyone in the loop and promote transparency, the Board is sharing regular updates on what we’re working on.

The March board report is ready: https://www.europython-society.org/board-report-for-march/ 

💞 Community Outreach

Prague Python Meetup Pyvo 

A big thank you to Jakub Červinka for giving a lightning talk about EuroPython at the Prague Pyvo meetup!

PyCon US

We’re happy to share that EuroPython will have a booth at PyCon US this year! If you’re attending, come over to say hi—pick up some stickers, meet members of our community, and learn more about our initiatives and upcoming plans.

PyCon DE & PyData, DjangoCon Europe 

We’re proud to be supporting both events this year! You’ll find EuroPython stickers in the community area—stop by to pick some up and connect with fellow community members while you're there.

Brno Python Pizza 

We recently supported Brno Python Pizza, which took place this February in Brno. The organizers shared a lovely write-up about the event, which you can read here: https://www.europython-society.org/brno-python-pizza-great-things-come-in-threes/ 

💞Upcoming Events in the Python Community

• PyCon Lithuania, Vilnius, April 23-25 https://pycon.lt/ 
• DjangoCon Europe, Dublin, April 23-27 https://2025.djangocon.eu/ 
• PyCon DE & PyData, Darmstadt, April 23-25 https://2025.pycon.de
• PyCamp España 2025, Sevilla, 01 - 04 May https://pycamp.es/ 
• Pycon Italia, Bologna, May 28-31 https://2025.pycon.it/en
• EuroPython, Prague, 14 July-20 July https://ep2025.europython.eu 
• EuroSciPy, Kraków, August 18-22 https://euroscipy.org/2025/  
• PyCon Greece 2025, Athens, Greece, 29-30 August  https://2025.pycon.gr/en/ 
• PyCamp CZ 25 beta, Třeštice, September 12-14 https://pycamp.cz/ 
• Pycon UK, Manchester, September 19-22 https://2025.pyconuk.org/
• PyCon Estonia, Tallinn, October 2-3 https://pycon.ee/
• PyCon Sweden, Stockholm, October 30-31 https://pycon.se/ 

🐣 See You All Next Month 

And in the meantime, follow us on social media: 

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europython/
• X: https://x.com/europython
• Mastodon: https://fosstodon.org/@europython
• BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/europython.eu 
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EuroPythonConference 

Hello, Pythonistas! 🐍 Welcome back to our cosy corner of community & code!

It's absolutely fantastic to have you here again, especially as we countdown the days until our reunion in Prague! 🎉 Quite a few things have happened since our last catch-up so let’s dive right into it!

📣 Programme

We're super excited to announce Savannah Ostrowski as a keynote speaker for EuroPython 2025! 🐍✨

Savannah Ostrowski is a Python Core Developer and a product lead for Python Developer Experience and Notebooks at Snowflake. She helps maintain the argparse module in the Python standard library and the new JIT compiler introduced in Python 3.13. A self-taught developer with a background in geospatial computing, she has built a career at the intersection of developer tools and open-source software.

Before Snowflake, Savannah led a product for Docker’s runtime, working on foundational technology for the container ecosystem, including Docker Engine (moby/moby) and Docker CLI. She previously worked at Microsoft on the Azure Developer CLI and was the product manager for the Pylance language server.

If you've seen any of her previous talks, you know she's a fantastic speaker with practical insights to share and if you haven't checked out her presentations yet, you're in for a treat!

Join us at EuroPython 2025 to hear Savannah's unique insights and vision for Python's future. It's a session you won't want to miss!

🎟️ Ticket Sales

Get ready, Python enthusiasts! EuroPython 2025 tickets will start this week! Tutorial spaces are limited, so if you plan to purchase a combined or tutorials-only ticket, we recommend registering soon.

Prices stay the same as last year, and for more detailed announcement follow us on social media for all the latest updates:

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europython/
• X: https://x.com/europython
• Mastodon: https://fosstodon.org/@europython
• BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/europython.eu 

💰 Sponsorship

If you're passionate about supporting EuroPython and helping us make the event accessible to all, consider becoming a sponsor or asking your employer to join us in this effort.

By sponsoring EuroPython, you’re not just backing an event – you're gaining highly targeted visibility and the chance to present your company or personal brand to one of the largest and most diverse Python communities in Europe and beyond!

We offer a range of sponsorship tiers, some with limited slots available. Along with our main packages, there are optional add-ons and optional extras.

🐦 We have an Early Bird 10% discount for companies that sign up by March 28th.🐦

👉 More information at: https://ep2025.europython.eu/sponsorship/sponsor/ 

👉 Contact us at sponsors@europython.eu

💶 Financial Aid

We are also pleased to announce our financial aid, sponsored by the EuroPython Society. The goal is to make the conference open to everyone, including those in need of financial assistance.

You can apply for three different types of grants:

• Free Ticket Voucher Grant: Get a voucher for a free standard in-person Conference Ticket, covering the main conference days and sprints (Wed – Sun).
• Travel/Accommodation Grant: We will reimburse travel and/or accommodation costs up to €400.
• Visa Application Fee Grant: Get reimbursed for the costs of a short-stay Schengen visa to the Czech Republic (up to €80).

Submissions for the first round of our financial aid programme are open until April 4th 2024. More information on https://ep2025.europython.eu/finaid/

 🎥 YouTube

Our YouTube channel has hit 4.2M+ views! Ever wondered which talks are the most popular?

Here are the top 10 most-watched talks on our channel:

• Thomas Perl – Developing Android Apps Completely in Python (Part 2)
• Dan Taylor – Get Productive with Python in Visual Studio Code
• Daniel Pope – Programming Physics Games with Python and OpenGL
• Sebastian Witowski – Writing Faster Python
• Raymond Hettinger – What Makes Python So AWESOME
• Mark Shannon – How We’re Making Python 3.11 Faster
• Omar Mendez – Let’s Play with Python and OpenCV
• Michał Karzyński – Building Beautiful RESTful APIs with Flask
• Nicolas Tollervey – Music Theory, Genetic Algorithms, and Python
• Radoslav Georgiev – Django Structure for Scale and Longevity

 A huge thank you to our amazing speakers who share their knowledge with the community!

📺 Watch them here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC98CzaYuFNAA_gOINFB0e4Q

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📊 EuroPython Society Board Report 

The EuroPython conference wouldn’t be what it is without the incredible volunteers who make it all happen. 💞 Behind the scenes, there’s also the EuroPython Society—a volunteer-led non-profit that manages the fiscal and legal aspects of running the conference, oversees its organization, and works on a few smaller projects like the grants programme. To keep everyone in the loop and promote transparency, the Board is sharing regular updates on what we’re working on.

The February board report is ready: https://www.europython-society.org/board-report-for-february/. 

📣 Community Outreach

Beyond merely attending Python gatherings, EuroPython takes an active role in fostering their success. We proudly serve as community sponsors, providing support to regional Python meetups. We are committed to nurturing the broader ecosystem and bolstering Python conferences throughout Europe. 🐍💙

Brno Python Pizza

EuroPython proudly sponsored Brno Python Pizza and had some of our members join the event in person. Special thanks to Jake Balaš for delivering an excellent lightning talk about EuroPython! Thank you to the organizers for putting together such an excellent event, and to all the attendees who made it so special.

💞Upcoming Events in the Python Community

• PyCon Austria, Eisenstadt, April 6-7 https://pycon.pyug.at/en/
• PyCon Lithuania, Vilnius, April 23-25 https://pycon.lt/ 
• DjangoCon Europe, Dublin, April 23-27 https://2025.djangocon.eu/ 
• PyCon DE & PyData, Darmstadt, April 23-25 https://2025.pycon.de/     
• PyCamp España 2025, Sevilla, 01 - 04 May https://pycamp.es/ 
• Pycon Italia, Bologna, May 28-31 https://2025.pycon.it/en
• EuroPython Prague, 14 July-20 July https://ep2025.europython.eu 
• EuroSciPy Kraków, August 18-22 https://euroscipy.org/2025/  
• PyCon Greece 2025 Athens, Greece, 29-30 August  https://2025.pycon.gr/en/ 
• PyCamp CZ 25 beta, Třeštice, September 12-14 https://pycamp.cz/ 
• Pycon UK, Manchester, September 19-22 https://2025.pyconuk.org/
• PyCon Estonia, Tallinn, October 2-3 https://pycon.ee/
• PyCon Sweden, Stockholm, October 30-31 https://pycon.se/ 

🐣 See You All Next Month

Before saying goodbye, thank you so much for reading. We can’t wait to reunite with all you amazing people in beautiful Prague again. It truly is time to make new Python memories together!

In the meantime, follow us on social media: 

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europython/
• X: https://x.com/europython
• Mastodon: https://fosstodon.org/@europython
• BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/europython.eu 

With so much joy and excitement,

EuroPython 2025 Team 🤗

📝 Calls for Proposals 

The call for proposals for EuroPython 2025 is OPEN! 🎉 Similar to last year we will have a mixture of tutorials, talks and posters.

• Tutorials/Workshops (14-15 July): will be hands-on 180 min sessions with 40-100 participants
• Talks & Posters (16-18 July): 30 or 45 min length presentations of specific and general interest to the European Python community (including a dedicated PyData track).

We are looking for sessions of all levels: beginner, intermediate, and advanced.

No matter your level of Python or public speaking experience, EuroPython's job is to help you bring yourself to our community so we all flourish and benefit from each other's experience and contribution. 🏆

The deadline for submission is 27th January, 2025 23:59 UTC.

We would love to see your proposals bubbling in there. Help us make 2025 the year of another incredible EuroPython!

Remember that the sooner you submit your proposals, you will have an option to hear back from us with some feedback to improve your proposal.

For more information, have a look at https://ep2025.europython.eu/programme/cfp.

How to Write a Strong EuroPython Proposal 

Unsure how to write a proposal? Our program committee recorded a video to help you structure your ideas and make your proposal stand out.

Watch it here:

🦒Speaker Mentorship Programme - Closes Today! 

The Mentorship Programme is back for EuroPython 2025!

As a diverse and inclusive community EuroPython offers support for potential speakers who want help preparing for their contribution. To achieve this, we are running the Speaker Mentorship Programme again.

We’re looking for mentors to help our mentees craft great proposals and, if accepted, help them prepare their talks. If you are interested in helping mentees as their mentor, please register here: https://forms.gle/Wbn9Z7zBQtK56xjS9 

If you need support with speaking at EuroPython—especially if you’re from an underrepresented or marginalized group in the tech industry—we encourage you to apply below to become a mentee. https://forms.gle/HgyoWnp3sc89S5DbA

After the CfP, we will host an online panel session with 2–3 experienced community members who will share their advice with first-time speakers. At the end of the panel, there will be a Q&A session to answer all the participants’ questions.

You can watch the recording of the previous year’s workshop here:

💞 Want to Sponsor?

EuroPython is one of the largest Python conferences in Europe, and it wouldn’t be possible without our sponsors. We are so grateful for the companies who have already expressed interest. If you’re interested in sponsoring EuroPython 2025 as well, please reach out to us at sponsoring@europython.eu.

🏛️ EuroPython Society 

Board Report 

The EuroPython conference wouldn’t be what it is without the incredible volunteers who make it all happen. Behind the scenes, there’s also the EuroPython Society—a volunteer-led non-profit that manages the fiscal and legal aspects of running the conference, oversees its organization, and works on a few smaller projects like the grants programme. To keep everyone in the loop and promote transparency, the Board has decided to start sharing regular updates on what we’re working on. And guess what? The December board report is ready: https://www.europython-society.org/board-report-for-december-2024/. 

We are sponsoring

The mission of the EuroPython Society is to support Python communities across Europe, and we’re excited to sponsor PyCon+Web 2025, happening January 24–25 in Berlin. If you’re attending and want to be the first to get EP 2025 stickers, stop by the community stands.

💗 Community Spotlight 

At the recent Prague Python meetup Pyvo, one of our co-organizers, Honza Král, gave an inspiring lightning talk encouraging others to submit a proposal. A big thank you to the local community for their support in spreading the word!

Are you attending any tech meetups or conferences? If so, we’d appreciate your help in letting others know that our Call for Proposals is still open. 

🙏 We need YOUR help! 

To create the best conference, we need the best program—and for that, we need your help! Spread the word that the call for proposals is open by liking, commenting on, and sharing our posts:

• X: https://x.com/europython  
• Mastodon: https://fosstodon.org/@europython
• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europython/
• BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/europython.eu 

Do you know someone who would make a great speaker? Encourage them to submit a proposal! Have something to share but feeling unsure? Send anyway—we’d love to hear from you!

Are you a previous speaker? Help us invite more amazing speakers by sharing your unique experience. Some of our past speakers are already sharing their experiences on social media. 

If you'd like to join in, record a short video and share it with your network! Don’t forget to tag us so we can reshare it!

Not a fan of being on camera? No problem—help us out by sharing your experience in writing! Post about it on social media.

Thank you for helping us make this conference the best it can be!

📅 Upcoming Events in the Python Community

• PyCon+Web 2025: Berlin, January 24-25, 2025 https://www.pyconweb.com/ 
• FOSDEM Python devroom: Brussels, February 2, 2025 https://fosdem.org/2025/schedule/track/python/ 
• GeoPython: Basel, February 24-26, 2025 https://2025.geopython.net/ 
• PyCon Austria: Eisenstadt, April 6-7, 2025 https://pycon.pyug.at/en/
• PyCon Lithuania:Vilnius, April 23-25, 2025 https://pycon.lt/ 
• DjangoCon Europe: Dublin, April 23-27, 2025 https://2025.djangocon.eu/ 
• PyCon DE & PyData: Darmstadt, April 23-25, 2025 https://2025.pycon.de/
• Pycon Italia: Bologna, May 28-31, 2025 https://2025.pycon.it/en
• Pycon UK: Manchester, September 19-22, 2025 https://2025.pyconuk.org/
• PyCon Estonia: Tallinn, October 2-3, 2025 https://pycon.ee/

📅 Save the Date: 14th - 20th July 2025 📍

After an amazing year in Prague, we’re thrilled to announce that EuroPython 2025 is heading back to this beautiful city! 🎉 Mark your calendars for another epic week of learning, collaboration, and community vibes.

🚀 What’s Happening?

• 🗓️ Monday & Tuesday (14th-15th): Tutorials & Workshops
• 🎤 Wednesday to Friday (16th-18th): Main Conference Talks
• 👨‍💻 Saturday & Sunday (19th-20th): Community Sprints

🤔 What would you like to see at EuroPython?

We’d love to hear your thoughts! We’ve put together a short form with just three quick questions—it’ll take less than a few minutes to complete. Your input will help us make EuroPython 2025 an amazing experience for everyone! 

👉 Form: https://forms.gle/Ne2FFd26MVqHKNa16

🤝 Join Us as a Contributor!

EuroPython thrives on the energy of passionate volunteers. 💪 Whether you’re experienced or joining for the first time, we’d love to have you on board!

🗓️ Deadline to Apply: Sunday, 22nd
📝 Fill out the form: https://forms.gle/kY7jqSJTjEhFccWJ6

💼 Want to Sponsor?

EuroPython is one of Europe’s largest Python community conferences, and we couldn’t do it without our amazing sponsors! 🤝 Interested? Reach out to us at sponsoring@europython.eu.

📣 Stay Updated!

🔗 Visit our website: https://ep2025.europython.eu/
📬 Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates

We can’t wait to see you in Prague next year! 🇨🇿✨

Mia, on behalf of the EuroPython Organizing Team

Hi everyone! A warm welcome to the newly elected EuroPython Society Fellows in the year 2024.

• Laís Carvalho
• Cyril Bitterich

EuroPython Society Fellows

EuroPython Society Fellows have contributed significantly towards our mission, the EuroPython conference and the Society as an organisation. They are eligible for a lifetime free attendance of the EuroPython conference and will be listed on our EuroPython Society Fellow Grant page in recognition of their work.‌

Laís has been volunteering with the EPS since 2020 and is currently serving as a board member for 2023–2024. Quoting from her nomination for the EuroPython Society fellowship:

Lais is the "superhero" of this year's EuroPython Organization. She's constantly trying to improve our processes, our way of operating, to push for diversity and inclusion, and to make things happen. Apart from that, she's always passionate about the EuroPython Society Mission, actioning on community outreach, expanding EPS communication channels and helping, in action, EPS to support the local python communities. I have no doubt that with her key contribution, 2024 will be one of the most impactful years for the mission of EPS.

Cyril started volunteering for EuroPython since 2022, He started helping with Ops and Programme teams initially and his firefighting skills proved invaluable as he supported other teams and the general organisation, making him a de facto member of the 2024 core organisers team. Quoting from his nomination for the EuroPython Society fellowship

Cyril is one of the most dedicated volunteers I've ever met. You'll argue with him, he'll care, you'll ask for his help. He will have input, he will review everything on time. Constantly trying to help, to include more people and always passionate about documenting all of our processes. Cyril is one of the people I'm very proud I have worked with and I'm sure with his contribution EPS will make a lot of steps forward.

The EuroPython Society Board would like to congratulate and thank all the above new Fellows for their tireless work towards our mission! If you want to send in your nomination, check out our Fellowship page and get in touch!

Many thanks,
EuroPython Society
https://www.europython-society.org/

Hello and welcome to the post-conference newsletter! We really hope you enjoyed EuroPython 2024, cause we sure did and are still recovering from all the fun and excitement :)

We have some updates to share with you, and also wanted to use this newsletter to nostalgically look back at all the good times we had  just last month, surrounded by old friends and new in the beautiful city of Prague ❤️.

🏛️ EuroPython Society (EPS)

This year we had a booth for the EuroPython Society at the conference. What is the EPS? The EPS is the running engine behind the EuroPython Conference. The EPS board is made up of up to 9 directors (including 1 chair and 1 vice chair). It runs the day-to-day business of the EuroPython Society, including running the EuroPython conference series, and supports the community through various initiatives such as our grants programme. The board collectively takes up the fiscal and legal responsibility of the Society.

For the next few weeks, the board is working with our accountant and auditor to get our financial reports in order. As soon as that is finalised, we will be excited to call for the next Annual General Assembly (GA); the actual GA will be held at least 14 days after our formal notice.

General Assembly is a great opportunity to hear about EuroPython Society's developments and updates in the last year and a new board will also be elected at the end of the GA.

All EPS members are invited to attend the GA and have voting rights. Find out how to sign up to become an EPS member for free here: https://www.europython-society.org/application

At the moment, running the annual EuroPython conference is a major task for the EPS. As such, the board members are expected to invest significant time and effort towards overseeing the smooth execution of the conference, ranging from venue selection, contract negotiations, and budgeting, to volunteer management. Every board member has the duty to support one or more EuroPython teams to facilitate decision-making and knowledge transfer.

In addition, the Society prioritises building a close relationship with local communities. Board members should not only be passionate about the Python community but have a high-level vision and plan for how the EPS could best serve the community.

How can you become an EPS 2024 board member?

Any EPS member can nominate themselves for the EPS 2024 board. Nominations will be published prior to the GA.

Though the formal deadline for self-nomination is at the GA, it is recommended that you send in yours as early as possible (yes, now is a good time!) to board@europython.eu.

We look forward to your email :)

📝 Feedback & Numbers

Thanks to everyone who filled in the feedback form! In total, 157 attendees gave their feedback, which represents around 13% of the onsite attendees and around 11% of total attendees. One caveat when reading the results below: it’s difficult to say whether this sample was representative of all attendees as we didn’t collect demographic data.

Satisfaction with the conference

On average, attendees let us know that they were very satisfied with the conference, with a mean overall satisfaction rating of 4.3. Moreover, attendees were satisfied with most specific aspects of the conference, including the venue (mean = 4.6), food (mean = 4.0), and the social event (mean = 4.0). Prague was a particularly popular choice of location, getting a mean rating of 4.7.

We also had a look to see which of these aspects were most strongly related to overall satisfaction with the conference. Using a Spearman correlation, we found that satisfaction with the food (rs = 0.20) and the social event (rs = 0.17) had the highest relationship with overall satisfaction with the conference. However, any fellow stats nerds reading this might have noticed that these are not particularly strong relationships, likely meaning that other factors we didn’t explicitly measure are driving how much people liked the conference.

If you’re interested in seeing more of the results we got from the feedback form, we published a blog post where we deep dive into everything we found in much more detail. And we promise there will be lots of pretty graphs!

https://blog.europython.eu/europython-2024-post-conference-feedback/

🦒 Speaker’s Mentorship Programme

It was another successful year for our Speaker Mentorship Programme! Here are some key highlights from this year:

• Each mentee had the opportunity to receive personalized feedback, support, and guidance on their talk or proposal from an experienced mentor. We successfully supported 29 mentees, most from underrepresented communities, by pairing them with 29 seasoned mentors!
• Six mentees were given the opportunity to attend a public speaking workshop to further enhance their skills.
• On June 3rd, we held a fantastic first-time speakers' workshop where attendees engaged with experienced speakers, receiving valuable advice and feedback for their presentations.

Last but not least, a huge THANK YOU to all our mentors who volunteered their time to guide mentees in submitting their proposals and delivering their talks

🐍 PyLadies day

EuroPython this year had an entire day dedicated to PyLadies events. We started with Moderni Soberana giving a workshop on how to establish boundaries and stop abusive behaviour in society. This was followed up by the PyLadies lunch, sponsored by Kraken Technologies, that had 120 allies joining us for a truly empowerment session.

The afternoon had a #IAmRemarkable workshop hosted by Lola Onipko! We also had a Meet & Greet session where beginners and experienced PyLadies shared knowledge and insights of the tech industry.

💬 Python Organisers Discussion

We had +35 community members joining us to discuss how the EuroPython Society can better support Python Communities.

✍️ Community write-ups

It warms our hearts to see posts from the community about their experience and stories this year! Here are some of them, please feel free to share yours by tagging us on socials @europython or mailing us at news@europython.eu

Anwesha Das about EuroPython 2024:

A conference that believes community matters, human values and feelings matter, and not afraid to walk the talk. And how the conference stood up to my expectations in every bit.

Keep reading here: https://anweshadas.in/looking-back-to-euro-python-2024/

Grete Tungla, PyCon Estonia’s Head Organiser shares her insights from EuroPython 2024: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/europython-2024-insights-from-pycon-estonias-head-organiser-

Jakub Cervinka shares how he was to participate in the Operations team organising EuroPython 2024: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/thank-you-europython-2024-jakub-červinka-eusme

❤️ Thank you Volunteers & Sponsors

Year after year EuroPython shines because of the hard work of our amazing team of volunteers!

But beyond the logistics and the schedules, it's your smiles, your enthusiasm, and your genuine willingness to go the extra mile that truly made EuroPython 2024 truly special. Your efforts have not only fostered a sense of belonging among first time attendees but also exemplified the power of community and collaboration that lies at the heart of this conference. (And if you check out our blog post about the post-conference feedback, you'll see that community was the thing people reported liking most about EuroPython this year!)

Once again, thank you for being the backbone of EuroPython, for your dedication, and for showing the world yet again why people who come for the Python language end up staying for the amazing community :)

We built a page on our website to thank everyone for their effort on making EuroPython 2024 what it was! Check it out:  https://ep2024.europython.eu/thank-you

And a special thank you to all of the Sponsors for all of their support!

Special thanks to StickerApp for the awesome stickers, Evolabel for shipping, Pretalx for the partnership and Kraken Technologies for the PyLadies lunch!

🎥 Conference Photos & Videos

The official conference photos are up on Flickr! Do not forget to tag us when you share your favourite clicks on your socials 😉.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/europython/albums/

While our team edits the conference videos, we've put together a EuroPython 2024 livestream playlist with all the daily links. We hope this helps you easily find and enjoy the talks you want to catch up on Youtube.

We also have a sweet video featuring the amazing humans of EuroPython sharing why they volunteer!

🤝 Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct Transparency Report is now published on our website: https://www.europython-society.org/europython-2024-code-of-conduct-transparency-report/

🐍  Note from The PSF

The Python Software Foundation is proud to support EuroPython Prague 2024 with a grant in support of our mission to promote, protect, and advance the Python programming language and to support and facilitate the growth of a diverse and international community of Python programmers. We send congratulations and thanks to the organizers for their work to create a wonderful experience for the Python community!

The PSF is the non-profit charitable organization behind the Python language. We empower the Python community in a variety of ways including paying developers to work directly on CPython, PyPI, and security, hosting projects like PyLadies and Pallets, organizing PyCon US, and awarding community grants like this one. We welcome you to be a part of the PSF by signing up for PSF membership or supporting our mission and initiatives with a one-time, monthly, or annual donation. If your company uses Python and wants to support our community, you can find more information and submit a sponsor application on our website. We’re happy to answer any questions at sponsors@python.org.

🗓️ Upcoming Events in the Python Community

EuroPython might over but fret not there are a bunch of more PyCons happening

• PyCon Estonia https://pycon.ee/ 🇪🇪
• PyCon PT https://2024.pycon.pt/  🇵🇹
• PyCon ES https://2024.es.pycon.org/ 🇪🇸
• PyCon SE https://www.pycon.se/ 🇸🇪
• PyCon IE https://python.ie/pycon-2024 🇮🇪
• PyLadiesCon https://conference.pyladies.com/ 🌎
• Swiss Python Summit https://www.python-summit.ch/ 🇨🇭
• EuroScipy: https://euroscipy.org/2024/ 🇪🇺
• PyCon FR: https://www.pycon.fr/2024/ 🇫🇷
• PyCon PL: https://pl.pycon.org/2024/ 🇵🇱
• PyCon NL: https://nl.pycon.org/ 🇳🇱

Enjoy a 30% discount for PyCon Estonia 2024 on Late Snake tickets with the code "EPSXPYCONEST24" over here: https://gateme.com/event/98762/

PyJok.es

$ pip install pyjokes
$ pyjoke
Hardware: The part of a computer that you can kick.