The second PyCon Tanzania — Dar es Salaam • 2020. A look back at a programme spanning data science, cybersecurity, forensic investigation and cloud computing — with networking at its heart.
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Speaker • PyCon Tanzania 2020
Python turns an idea into a working prototype in an afternoon. Nothing else lowers the distance between thought and running code quite like it.
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Speaker • PyCon Tanzania 2020
What I love about Python is that the community is part of the language. Someone has already written the library, and they are happy to help you use it.
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Speaker • PyCon Tanzania 2020
Python is readable enough to teach and powerful enough to deploy. That combination is rare, and it is why it keeps winning teams over.
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Speaker • PyCon Tanzania 2020
From data science to the web to automation, it is the same language throughout. You learn it once and it follows you across every field you touch.
Detailed attendance figures for 2020 are being compiled from the organisers' records.
Talks spanned data science, ethical hacking, forensic investigation, cybersecurity and cloud computing.
Attendees pointed to networking across fields as one of the biggest benefits of joining the community.
Speakers worked to simplify complex concepts, encouraging attendees to explore new fields.
Supported by the Python Software Foundation and the Django Software Foundation.
The 2020 edition paired its technical tracks with plenty of room to connect — talks and workshops alongside the networking that attendees valued most.
