The Future of Python - Speaker Deck

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  Carol Willing @WillingCarol The Future of Python 1 October 7, 2018 PyCon India 2018 Python Core Developer Fellow, Former Director Python Software Foundation Jupyter Core Developer Steering Council Project Jupyter

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@WillingCarol now 2

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1989 http://python-history.blogspot.com/2009/01/brief-timeline-of-python.html @WillingCarol 349 | 360 http://py3readiness.org 154,293 projects | 1,094,879 releases 1,503,765 files | 268,049 users https://pypi.org 4

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41 @WillingCarol basic, fortran, pascal, c, c++, java, python, rust, go, javascript, processing, julia 2 million https://jupyter.org 5

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@WillingCarol past 6

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Change is a constant @WillingCarol 7

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People have opinions @WillingCarol 8

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Great code requires communication @WillingCarol 9

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@twitter_handle

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Optimism 12

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Language Design In reality, programming languages are how programmers express and communicate ideas — and the audience for those ideas is other programmers, not computers. http://neopythonic.blogspot.com/2016/04/kings-day-speech.html – Guido van Rossum !13

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Python for everyone the most important lesson I learned... sharing – Guido van Rossum http://neopythonic.blogspot.com/2016/04/kings-day-speech.html !14

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15 future

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Python core Pythonistas Possibilities @WillingCarol 16

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Python core language @WillingCarol 17

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What happens to CPython? @WillingCarol 18

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CPython governance @WillingCarol 19

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20 https://www.python.org/dev/peps/

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@WillingCarol pythonclock.org python3statement.org 25

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@WillingCarol 26 py3readiness.org

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Rich ecosystem of libraries @WillingCarol 27

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Pythonistas @WillingCarol 29

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The future of Python must include diversity of ideas. @WillingCarol 30

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How do I learn? @WillingCarol 31

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To which project should I contribute? @WillingCarol 32

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How can I become a speaker? @WillingCarol 33

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@WillingCarol How do we get more people at my meetup? 34

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How do I become a core Python developer? @WillingCarol 35

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Why do I want to become a core Python developer? @WillingCarol 36

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inclusive = impact @WillingCarol 37

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Pythonistas - the sequel @WillingCarol 38

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Sensible Defaults @WillingCarol 39

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Respect @WillingCarol time graceful disagreement your approach may not be best 40

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Listen @WillingCarol understanding consideration value ideas of others 41

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Share @WillingCarol experiences knowledge risk and reward 42

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Trust @WillingCarol Negativity shuts down creativity. Silencing productive discourse and gatekeeping result in toxic workflows. 43

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Humility @WillingCarol Long term success Learning from failures Innovation 44

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Possibilities @WillingCarol 45

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WebAssembly @WillingCarol Mobile Gaming Distribution 46

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Interactivity @WillingCarol Education Research Exploration 47

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Productivity @WillingCarol Web Data Science Science Education Systems Open Hardware Mobile Gaming 48

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Empowerment @WillingCarol 49

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Python core Pythonistas Possibilities 50

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...a programming language created by a community fosters happiness in its users around the world. – Guido van Rossum http://neopythonic.blogspot.com/2016/04/kings-day-speech.html