And here are the last ones from the day 😄📸
Just like every year, one of the best parts of PyCon Italia was meeting so many people from the community 🐍✨
Thank you to everyone who stopped for a chat, shared a story, an idea, or simply a few minutes together.
And an extra thank you to all the people who kindly agreed to be part of yet another one of my conference selfies 😄📸
Here are some of today's!
This afternoon @pycon 2026 came to an end with the closing session 🎤🐍
As a very tired but very happy staff team, we thanked all the participants, speakers, sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who helped make this edition possible.
And before leaving the stage, we already set the next appointment: PyCon Italia 2027, back in Bologna from June 2 to June 5 ✨
See you next year 🙂
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Another Italian-language talk this morning at PyCon Italia 2026 🇮🇹🐍
This time I’m following Luca Di Vita, co-founder of @pescara together with me, as he takes the audience on a journey from derivatives and differential equations to Neural ODEs and continuous neural networks.
It’s always nice to see local community members sharing their expertise on stage, especially on topics that combine mathematics, machine learning, and research ✨
Coding in Bologna also means eating very, very well 🍝
Discover Emilia-Romagna’s Food Valley during #PyConItalia2026 ➡️ https://emiliaromagnaturismo.it/it/food-valley
At #PyConItalia, @cheukting_ho is telling us about free-threaded #Python. Since the screenshot was taken, we're now up to 208 / 360 of the top PyPI packages ready for free threading! 🚀🧵
https://hugovk.dev/free-threaded-wheels/
#PyConIT
One thing I always appreciate about PyCon Italia is that part of the schedule is in Italian, making the conference accessible to people who may not be comfortable following talks in English 🇮🇹🐍
This morning I’m attending Juna Salviati’s talk, “L’essenziale è invisibile agli occhi (ma non a Python)”, an introduction to steganography and the art of hiding messages in plain sight. Very interesting topic and a great example of how broad the Python ecosystem can be ✨
About to follow “L’essenziale è invisibile agli occhi (ma non a Python)” talk at @pycon by Juna Salviati
I already drank too many cups of coffee today. #PyConIT2026