Paolo Melchiorre (17)
Yesterday I announced @djangoconeurope 2027 in Innsbruck during @europython lightning talks in Krakow 🇪🇺
Finally official dates and location for EuroPython 2026 are out! 🎉
EuroPython is heading to Kraków, Poland, from July 13–19, 2026, and it’s great to see the conference also celebrating its 25th anniversary next year. 🎂
Really looking forward to this one 👀
https://ep2026.europython.eu/
CC @europython
As at every conference, I met so many people, had great conversations, and took lots of selfies. 📸
Meeting people in person is one of my favourite parts of community events. It's always nice to catch up with old friends, meet new ones, and share a few moments together.
Thank you to everyone who agreed to take a selfie with me and for your patience. I hope to see many of you again! 💙🐍
Selfie with Galina Mitricheva, @wsvincent, @hjwp, @miketheman, and @kushal
I’ve published a new post on my blog about my @europython 2026 experience in Kraków 🇵🇱🐍
It brings together the Mastodon posts and photos I shared live during the conference, creating a timeline of talks, community moments, people, and everything that made those days special. 👇
On my way to Krakow to attend EuroPython 2026 🇪🇺
PSR to KRK ✈️
See you all there 👋
Right now I'm attending "Binary Dependencies: Identifying the Hidden Packages We All Depend On" by @vlad at @europython .
The talk explores the hidden binary dependencies that many open source projects rely on, and why understanding them is important for security, sustainability, and the software supply chain.
A fascinating topic that we don't often think about as developers. 🐍
Today I spent the whole day at the Community Organisers Summit at @europython 2026. 🇪🇺
It was a great opportunity to connect with other community organizers, share experiences, and talk about the challenges and opportunities we all face when building local Python communities. 🐍
A big thank you to everyone who organized the summit and to all the facilitators for creating such an open and welcoming space. 💙
Right after the opening keynote of the second day @europython , I'm attending the Python Steering Council Update.
On stage are all five members of the current Python Steering Council: Pablo Galindo Salgado, @dongheena , @sava, and @Yhg1s 🐍
It's always interesting to hear directly from the people helping guide the future of Python and learn what has been happening behind the scenes over the last year. 🐍
After lunch I attended Giovanni Barillari's talk about rethinking asyncio for free-threaded Python 🐍
It was a really interesting session with lots of questions from the audience. The very first question even came from Guido van Rossum, which made the discussion even more special. 🎤
Great talk and great discussion! 👏
https://ep2026.europython.eu/session/rethinking-asyncio-from-scratch-for-free-threaded-python
Right now I'm attending the live recording of the core.py podcast with Guido van Rossum, Łukasz Langa, and Pablo Galindo Salgado.
It's great to see a live podcast become part of the conference programme. Looking forward to hearing stories, ideas, and discussions from the people helping shape Python today. 🎙️🐍
