Schedule

Workshop 1: Strawberry meets Apollo

Arthur Bayr, Fullstack Engineer at sdox GmbH

Building a Modern GraphQL Application with Async Strawberry, Django, React, and Type-Safe Integration

Workshop 2: Pure Django REST API

Maxim Danilov, Co-Owner, Senior Software Developer, Software Architect winePad GmbH

The latest versions of Django allow you to create projects that implement REST API interfaces without additional libraries. Specific moments of development the pure Django REST API in this workshop.

Conference registration, welcoming

Please arrive on time to avoid queues for registration and for picking up your badge. The venue is massive since it was a manufactory in the past and we will be on the 5th floor.

Conference opening

PyCon+Web Crew

Opening Keynote

AI Photo Generation with Python: A Developer's Handbook

Nithish Raghunandanan, Data engineer turned Developer at @couchbase

The line between traditional photography and AI-generated imagery is becoming increasingly blurred, thanks to advancements in AI technologies like generative adversarial networks (GANs) and diffusion models. This talk will focus on building an application that uses AI to generate realistic photos. The talk will cover the background for generating AI images with the use of a cloud platform like Together.ai to showcase the training of the model & generation of images.

Conquering the Queue: Lessons from processing one billion Celery tasks

Daniel Hepper, CTO @userlike

At Userlike, Celery is the backbone of our application, orchestrating over a 100 million tasks per month. In this talk, I’ll share real-world insights into scaling Celery, optimizing performance, avoiding common pitfalls, handling failures, and building a resilient architecture.

Coffee Break

25 mins break and 5 mins to get to the room with the next speaker on time

Algorithmic Crypto Trading with Python

Johannes Sommer, Innovation and technology enthusiast at cplace GmbH

You're (probably) using UUIDs wrong!

Piotr Gnus, Python Developer at SpotOn

But no worry, new UUID types will save you! Together with my presentation! I’ll guide you on how to use them right and show you how new types will help with that, together with upcoming Python releases. + I’ll tell a bit of a story about how I tried to use them better.

AI Agents: Customizing AI to Your Needs

Anna Gutowska, Data Scientist at IBM

What if we could leverage the advanced NLP techniques of LLMs to complete complex tasks that require up-to-date information, planning, and external tools? How can developers automate and scale these complex multi-step workflows? One effective solution is to leverage custom tools.

From 25 Microservices to 1 async Modulith

Ilja Bauer, CTO and co-founder of EntwicklerHeld

Migrating Germany’s largest coding challenge platform (EntwicklerHeld, 45k+ devs) from microservices to a modulith: async processing, DB routing, event-driven comms, and big wins in performance & cost. Lessons learned and pitfalls revealed! 🚀

Django as an AI Orchestrator: Integrating any LLM Models with Django and Celery in AWS

David Garcia Corrochano, CTO and Co-founder of Cubode.com

The talk focuses on using Django as the primary framework to integrate and manage advanced LLMs like Llama 3.1, 3.2, and 3.3.

From zero to shipped in 30 minutes

Ricardo Sueiras, Principal Developer Advocate at AWS

In this zero slides session, I will start with a blank IDE and I will walk through how you can effectively use AI coding assistants. I will build a Python based Flask application, and with a little luck, we should end up with a working application, fingers crossed!

Securing Python Web Applications: Best Practices and Common Pitfalls

Dmytro Khmelenko, Senior Software Engineer at Preply

In today’s digital era, web application security is more important than ever. The systems are becoming complex, containing sensitive data, and therefore attracting more hackers. This talk covers the most common web vulnerabilities and how to address them by leveraging Python-specific tools.

What AI can do to enhance D&I in the community

Cheuk Ting Ho, Developer Advocate at JetBrains

Like it or not, AI technology is going to be part of our life, just like any technology, it can be used to do good or harm. While we are conscious of this new technology, let's look at how we can use it to our benefit and help with a constant battle in our community: diversity and inclusion.

Data in Motion: Python-Powered Kafka Pipelines

Vladyslav Krasnolutskyi, Senior Software Engineer at Delivery Hero

Hey, what’s your MTTR?

Christian Barra, Software Engineer, Tech Lead and co-founder of ZeroBang

Even with hundreds of tools available today, monitoring or restoring a service is often a painful experience. Logs are always either too little or too many, services are not instrumented correctly, and often teams are chasing tools instead of the best way to fix this ASAP. This talk talk will help.

Edge AI with MicroPython and TensorFlow for Microcontroller

Lars Gregory, Technology Strategist @SAP CX

Imagine having devices that can understand voice commands without relying on the internet! I’ll show how to run machine learning models on a tiny microcontroller, enabling AI-powered features like wake words and handwritten number recognition. Join me and learn more about Edge AI and TinyML.

Coffee Break

Closing Keynote

Lightning Talks

Any of you could register you lightning talk! Rules are very simple: 1. During the day we will have a board where you can write your name and the title of the talk 2. Shortly before 17:00 we collect all talks and begin at 17:00 with presentation 3. Each lightning talk has 5 mins. Less is fine, more - nope. It is fun! So think about it already and bring your thoughts!