We can’t wait to welcome Jay Miller, Kate Chapman, Simon Willison, and Sumana Harihareswara to our stage as PyCon US keynote speakers this year.
We asked each of our keynote speakers:
What excites them about the Python community?
What they’re looking forward to doing at PyCon US?
What can we expect from their keynote speech?
And any advice they’d like to share with the Python community.
Check out our interviews with each of our keynote speakers below!
Jay Miller
"I fully believe I owe my entire tech career to the Python community. I met so many amazing people that I would become long lasting friends with."
Kate Chapman
"I'm excited to connect with people who are passionate about free and open source software and to learn about technologies that I haven't spent much time with."
Simon Willison
"Take advantage of the fact that so many people from the worldwide Python community are in the same place at the same time for just a couple of days. Everybody here wants to talk to you. And you should assume that anyone who you think is interesting will find you interesting as well and will want to hear from you."Sumana Harihareswara
"I do stand-up comedy and theater. I take it seriously, my responsibility to educate and entertain if you're sitting in front of me for 40 minutes."
Register Now
Don’t miss out on meeting our keynote speakers in person! Register now for PyCon US before we sell out. As a note, some of our tutorials are already sold out, as well as our hotel room blocks. There are only a few short weeks left before the conference, so don’t wait, register today!
Stay in the Loop
The PyCon US website has all the information you need to know about attending our conference. In order to catch all the latest news, be sure to:
- Subscribe to the PyCon US Blog
- Follow @PyCon and @thePSF on Twitter/X
- Follow @pycon@fosstodon.org and @ThePSF@fosstodon.org on Mastodon,
- The PSF on LinkedIn
- And subscribe to PyCon US 2024 News!
Engage with our community on social media by using our official hashtag: #PyConUS.
Thank you for supporting the Python community. We can’t wait to meet you all in Pittsburgh in a few short weeks!
Comments