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On Tuesday we heard the following Lightning Talks (apologies for any mangled names):

  1. Harald Armin Massa – Intro

  2. Ville Säävuori – Hacking EuroPython.org with Django

  3. Philip von Weiterhausen – Death to Zope Instances
  4. Lennart Regebro – A Python Component Architecture

  5. Brian Kirsch – Chandler Overview

  6. Andrew Dalke – LOLPython

  7. Jukka Laurila – Mobile Web Server

  8. Paul Carduner – z3c.formjs

  9. John Pinner – Plugging PyCon UK

  10. Jono DiCarlo – The Enso Interface

  11. Fotis Georgatos – EGEE grid & Python

  12. Steve Alexander – Hands on Bazaar

12 talks in one hour – not bad! But on Wednesday we had _even more_:

  1. Johnny Stovall – Data Driven

  2. Alecu – PyAr

  3. Martijn Faassen – Martian
  4. Martijn Faassen – Grok
  5. Chris Miles – PSI

  6. Maciej Fijalkowski – Even More PyPy

  7. Christian Theune – ZEORaid
  8. Jo Chwastowsua – working@google
  9. Tim Hatch – Braces
  10. Michael Hudson – Fixing Docstrings Online
  11. Aiste Kesminaite – Prize Draw
  12. Duncan Grisby – Tideway Pattern Language
  13. Matt Hamilton – Testing Web Security Policy

  14. Harald Armin Massa – py2exe & dbimport

  15. Marius Geminas – gtimelog
  16. Jodok Batlogg – lovely.videotranscoding
  17. Kay Schluehr – consoletest
  18. Andrew Dalke – Ajax Chemistry
  19. Kit Blake – Silva Code Source
  20. Steve Alexander – Mini-Specifications
  21. Philip von Weitershausen – zc.buildout
  22. Kirby Urner – Hypertoons
  23. Geoffrey French – gSculpt

Thanks to all the speakers!

2026-02-14 16:08