PyTennessee: Jessica McKellar Closing Keynote and Tickets on Sale

by jam-python • 13 years ago

37 16 13 years ago

I'm a Python/Django developer for a large healthcare.company here and I am so glad to see our python community continuing to grow. Good work.

atwebb4• 13 years ago

In general, Nashville seems poised to be a sleeper tech city. Cheapish (especially surrounding areas), lots of money (personal and business), liberalish, well located. Though crime rates leave something to be desired and it can be a bit backwards/old South sometimes.

httpagent• 13 years ago

liberalish

As a native, I do not know Nashville as a liberal city, but I guess perspectives are all relative.

heartbreak2• 13 years ago

liberalish

Compared to what? Maynardville?

egdelwonk• 13 years ago

Leon Gersing is the opening keynote as well!

barake• 13 years ago

Not really a Python guy, but I'm sure to learn something interesting.

RMacy2• 13 years ago

Hey everyone, we are accepting talks, I encourage you to submit: http://www.pytennessee.org/speaking/cfp/

yeukhon• 13 years ago

What is the theme for this conference? I suppose two months from PyT we will enter PyCon!

jam-python• 13 years ago

Diverse is the general idea, we want to have talks on the wide area of things for which python is used and good general development talks as well. We are also striving to be an affordable alternative for those that can't make it to Montreal for PyCon this year for whatever reason. We'll never be on that level, but we're aspiring to be a nice regional supplement like PyOhio, PyTexas, PyCarolinas, or PyArkansas.

PyTennessee: Jessica McKellar Closing Keynote and Tickets on Sale

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