Video #UaPycon 2010 Kyiv. Day first.
In list:
Armin Ronacher — Good API Design
Armin Ronacher is a passionate Python developer and a founding member of the Pocoo Team which is behind well received libraries such as the Flask microframework, Jinja2 template engine, Pygments syntax highlighting tool, the Sphinx documentation generator and more. Talk «Good API Design» shares some inspiration for good API design and also shows some not so well designed API from existing libraries (not necessarily limited to Python) to learn from their mistakes.
Andrew Svetlov — Python’s Innards
Arthur Koziel — Developing Reusable Django Apps
Arthur Koziel currently studies Business Informatics at the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Germany. He has recently been working on refactoring Django’s App Cache for the Google Summer of Code 2010, which will fundamentally change the reusable apps paradigm. The talk «Developing Reusable Django Apps» shows the characteristics of reusable apps, and how they might look in the future.
Aleksey Strashko and Rostislav Bryzgunov — Django Web Project Development Full
Vitaliy Kucheryaviy — Django Test Recorder
Vitaliy Kucheriaviy — About 6 years in software development, last 3 years working with python and django, currently Lead developer/Co-owner in PydevUA company. Talk shares some common issues that have been discovered in testing/writing-tests for django projects and presets a tool for automated test creation django-testrecorder
Panel discussion (Future of Python in Web Development)
Panel discussion about future of Python in web development was hold during day 1 of the PyCon Ukraine 2010.
Andrew Godwin — Relational databases, Non-Relational databases and Python
Andrew is a freelance Django and Python developer, and has been writing Python since 2005. He is Django core developer, he maintains South, the leading Djangodatabase schema migration tool, and in his spare time enjoys writing device drivers in Python, programming Arduinos, and cycling. His talk «Relational databases, Non-Relational databases, and Python» is the look at the set of new (and not so new) databases that are available today and how they can be used for your Python projects (as well as when not to use them)
Marcin Szajek and Maciej Dziardziel — Mongo — one year later
As creators of social networking sites totutam.pl, similaria.pl and ad network adwerti.pl, Marcin Szajek and Maciej Dziardziel were talking about their experience with Mongodb, one year after they started using it. They were talking about the reasons that led them into NoSQL database, how Mongo have influenced the tools they are using, the way they design their applications and how it meets their expectations.