Report on PyCon Tanzania 2022

Report on PyCon Tanzania 2022

The fourth PyCon Tanzania — Dar es Salaam • 2022. A look back at an edition that built on three years of talks, workshops and a growing Python community.

Keynote Speakers

Loren, speaker at PyCon Tanzania 2022 Speaker

Loren

Speaker • PyCon Tanzania 2022

Python has a way of making hard things approachable. You start with a few lines that work, and grow them into something real.

Kalebu, speaker at PyCon Tanzania 2020 Speaker

Kalebu

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.

Catherine, speaker at PyCon Tanzania 2021 Speaker

Catherine

Speaker • PyCon Tanzania 2021

Python gets out of your way. You spend your time on the problem you actually care about, not on fighting the language.

Amani, speaker at PyCon Tanzania 2019 Speaker

Amani

Speaker • PyCon Tanzania 2019

Python reads like the way you think about a problem. That is why it travels so well — from a first script to production systems.

Photo Highlights

At a Glance

Detailed programme and attendance figures for 2022 are being compiled from the organisers' records.

Report Highlights

The Fourth Edition

PyCon Tanzania returned for a fourth year, continuing to grow the country's Python community.

Building Momentum

Built on three earlier editions — and helped set the stage for the community hosting DjangoCon Africa.

A Welcoming Community

Talks, workshops and networking that kept the event open to students and newcomers.

Backed by PSF & DSF

Supported by the Python Software Foundation and the Django Software Foundation.

Programme

As in previous years, the 2022 edition combined talks, hands-on workshops and community networking across the event.

Special Thanks

  • The Organising Committee — for their tireless dedication
  • PSF & DSF — for their continued support of the community
  • Speakers & attendees — for making the fourth edition possible
  • Volunteers — the backbone of every PyCon Tanzania