Pykonik #76: What happens when you decide to fuckit('all')?

Pykonik Tech Talks #76 will be hosted at "Budynek Działownia" on Politechnika Krakowska on 24 April at 18:00. The details how to get here are in the sidebar on the right, or in "Location" section below.

This time we have 1 talk confirmed and we are still looking for 2nd talk! We will also have a food & drunks break in-between and a lightning talk sessions (<=5min talk about anything, can be unprepared, you can give one as well!).

What happens when you decide to fuckit('all')? (for real, this time) - Łukasz Taczuk

Sometimes it takes someone really smart to be able to do something seemingly really stupid - well, assuming one does not want to shoot themselves in the foot (or blow the whole foot off, as is the case with the module we'll be talking about).

The `fuckit` module walks a thin line between genius and insanity by going through hoops to make sure "your Python code runs whether it has any right to or not", by steamrolling any errors present in your program.

The question popping in your head should now be "But how?" and the answer goes surprisingly deep in Python's internal modules, that we're going to unveil during the lecture.

This talk should be of interest to any Python developer, regardless of their race, gender or programming experience. Why?

Because, let's face it, we've all been there: it's 16:00 on a Friday, the code is still a mess, and the only thing that prevents us from starting the weekend is that shiny "Deploy to Prod" button...

"Fuck it!"

Lightning talks

There is no synopsis there! Lightning talks are determined during meeting! Each participant can ask for a mic and (if need) projector screen to present for up to 5 minutes about any Python related or unrelated topic! Just raise your hand when we ask during the meeting who wants to give a Lightning talk or approach one of the organizers.

Location:

Politechnika Krakowska, Budynek Działownia (see the map; detailed instructions are visible when you sign up for the event)

If you have trouble figuring out how to find the correct room check out the video below: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XdS85XOlhdE

Sponsors and Partners

Bartek "PokerFacowaty" Nowak

Kontakt: [email protected]

Thanks to PokerFacowaty, we will have pizza and drinks!

JetBrains

Company that develops one of the best Python IDEs. Thanks to JetBrains, attendees will be able to win licenses to any selected JetBrains product in a small competition during our meeting.

CLUG

Cracow Linux Users Group - a community of enthusiasts of computer science, technology and operating systems from the Unix family.

Thanks to CLUG, the meeting is streamed on YouTube and recorded!