PyCon India 2024 Keynote Suggestions #25
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I would love to hear @patrick91 as a keynote speaker because he is the president of one of the most famous Python conferences (PyCon Italy), and he is the creator of https://github.com/strawberry-graphql/strawberry. I would love to hear @adriangb as a keynote speaker because he works at https://github.com/pydantic/pydantic, and maintains https://www.starlette.io/, besides he is one of the most knowledge people regarding async and typing. |
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Andrew Godwin Twitter | Website
Carlton Gibson Twitter | Website
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+1 for Jessica McKellar |
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+1 for Jessica McKellar |
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I would like to propose the name of Kovid Goyal @kovidgoyal as a keynote speaker. About Kovid:
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We love to listen Vijaykumar's KeynoteName: Vijaykumar B About Vijaykumar B
Reference[1]. About Kennet Gonsalves Award |
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+1 for Vijay's keynote. Having worked with him on building Chennaipy, I can attest for the solid thought process that he comes with. And I'd love to see that synthesized into a keynote. |
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+1 for Vijay. He has been the backbone of Chennai's Python community. I know we all can learn from his wisdom |
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+1 for Vijay. His vast experience on Python and great love towards open source are adorable. He is a perfect speaker for a keynote. |
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I would like to propose, Why don't we try for Guido Van Rossum? (Just a thought) K Lars Lohn Raymond Hettinger |
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I want to hear from
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+1 for Ned Batchelder |
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I would love to hear from- Arjan Egges- He is a popular for his youtube channel and his video contents on Python and Rust |
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I would recommend Gora Mohanty He is an active member and contributor of open source communities in NCR from past 15+ years, always up for volunteering in events, contributes with talk selections, organization and logistics.
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+1 for Gora Mohanty |
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Let's make some noise from @bhavaniravi 💜 Where do I begin? ⭐️ Active Pythonista, brilliant human Bhavani on the Internet ✨ |
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I second the nomination of @bhavaniravi for keynote speaker! Totally agree with @sayantikabanik - Bhavani's contributions are amazing. She has been an exemplary mentor to many in our community, making a significant and lasting impact, and her engineering and development skills are equally impressive. |
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I would love to hear from: |
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I would love to hear from Anthony Sottile (@asottile). He is the creator of pre-commit, a core contributor of pytest, and one of the maintainers of tox. Besides, Anthony has an in-depth understanding of Python, and has been educating beginners and intermediate Python programmers for a while.
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I would like to suggest these folks and last year they said to check with them for next year(s): Wes McKinney - creator of pandas, co-creator of Apache Arrow and Ibis and Member of the Apache Software Foundation Łukasz Langa - creator of the popular code auto-formatter Black, release manager for Python 3.8 and 3.9 Carlton Gibson - Django Fellow, maintaining some of the key packages in the Django ecosystem Susan Shu Chang - Python Software Foundation contributing member (open source), 5x PyCon worldwide speaker, Author of Machine Learning Interviews Dustin Ingram - director of the Python Software Foundation and maintainer of PyPI |
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I would like to add two more folks
https://www.linkedin.com/in/geetha-manjunath-82b8058 Founder & CEO Niramai Helath Analytix
http://linkedin.com/in/kalyan-prasad-3a647b22 Data Scientist |
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Please share your keynote speaker suggestions here. It should contain a brief description about the speaker and include a link to the bio of the speaker. The link could their work, their online profiles etc.
If you like a speaker suggestion, please vote by writing a line about your vote for e.g. "I would also love to hear X as a keynote speaker [because of these Y reasons]".
The selected keynote will be a mix of Indian and International speakers, so feel free to suggest from both.
We will start reaching out to keynote speakers in the order of preference within the next few weeks. Please suggest your keynote speakers by March 10th 23:59 IST.
The PyCon India 2024 team also encourage, using the reactions in the Github comments to show your support. This will help make a better decision with the keynotes.
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