Pablo giving a fantastic keynote en Español and pulling no punches about what "AI" costs Open Source. Now *this* is a keynote.
The community mosaic at the PSF booth at #PyConUS 2026 is looking awesome 🐍🎨 🤩
Come help us and color a tile (or a few) before the expo hall closes at the end of the day (no art skills required, we promise!) #PythonIsForEveryone
This afternoon, before the Expo Hall closed, we took a big group photo together at the Django and Djangonaut Space booth 📸✨
Django Fellows, Steering Council representatives, DSF members, volunteers, contributors, and community participants all joined together.
Guido van Rossum also stopped by and shared kind words about Djangonaut Space and the constant work the Django community brings into the wider Python ecosystem 🙂
Great start to @psobot lightning talk "@chrisjrn you will not regret letting me give a lightning talk ... Here's my live demo of how to make PyPI perfectly secure ... pip install flask ... floppy disk required ... @sethmlarson do you have a copy of Flask for me?" *inserts disk into floppy disk reader* flopyPI #python #pyconus #flask #pypi
Just published my notes from this year's Python Packaging Summit at PyCon US. If you've ever been curious what one of these is like from the inside: Wheel 2.0 + Zstandard, PyPI abuse vectors, conda vs pip, nab as a pip-resolver candidate. 🐍📦 https://bernat.tech/posts/pycon-us-2026-packaging-summit-recap/ #PyConUS
Look, last-minute Łukasz at #pyconus reporting here that there is a last-minute talk on Sunday at 2:30pm worth attending!
PEP 810 co-author Brittany Reynoso will be talking about lazy imports!
Currently following Pablo Galindo’s keynote at PyCon US 2026 🎤
It’s the first keynote in Spanish at PyCon US, and even as an Italian speaker I’m able to follow most of it surprisingly well 🙂
Pablo is giving a keynote that is both very interesting and genuinely funny, while talking about the life of open source maintainers and the changing world around them.
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Over $60,000 raised at the PyLadies Auction 
Are you at #PyConUS? Ever wanted to write an application for your phone using Python? Or to write a GUI application for your laptop and package it so someone else can run it without installing Python? Or to publish a mobile wheel?
Come along to the BeeWare Open Space to find out more: 2PM Saturday, Room 201B