Who’s Speaking at PyCodeConf – part 3
This is the third post in a three-part series highlighting the speakers of PyCodeConf and some of their open source projects. Daniel Greenfeld : is a co-creator of Django Packages…
This is the third post in a three-part series highlighting the speakers of PyCodeConf and some of their open source projects.
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Daniel Greenfeld
: is a co-creator of Django Packages and works to improve usability. His projects: Django Uni-form, an application to render forms in a div format and Django Party Pack, a sample project with great practices and tools for beginners. His talk: The Future of Collaboration in the Python community and beyond -
Avery Pennarun
: is a co-founder of four startups and creator of several open source projects. His projects: sshuttle, a transparent proxy server and Redo, a top-down software build system. His talk: Python is Only Slow If You Use it Wrong -
Dustin Sallings
: is the co-founder of Couchbase, Inc. His projects: Py-GitHub, a Python interface for the GitHub API and TwitterSpy, a supplemental bot for twitter. His talk: Breakdancer -
Tracy Osborn
: is a designer who learned Django to launch her first startup, WeddingLovely Her talk: The Many Hats of Building and Launching a Web Startup -
Raymond Hettinger
: is the Director of Technology and Controller for Sauce Labs. His projects: Contributing to Python and lots of Documentation. His talk: What makes Python AWESOME?
So what are you waiting for? Go fork their projects, register and join us in Miami!

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