Barcelona Python Meetup - Python February Meetup
Thursday 22 February 2018, 19:00 - 20:00
Carrer Viriat 47, Barcelona, España
# Talks 1) "Using Python for everything (PyoT)", by Worldsensing> How Worldsensing uses Python for their IoT chain: hardware design, embedded code, communication, software, infrastructure, and data analytics.English, ~30 minutes 2) "Addressing a hard graph colouring problem in Python", by Joan Vilaltella (@joanvilaltella)> Graph edge colouring has many applications (scheduling, frequency assignment) but is widely believed to be computationally hard, even for graphs where each vertex has three neighbours (cubic graphs). In such difficult cases, heuristic algorithms are justified and may be empirically efficient in many specific instances. A simplified heuristic algorithm published by Fiol and Vilaltella in 2013 is reasonably fast on random graphs and also on many structured graphs. The Python language allows a clear and concise implementation of the algorithm.English, ~20 minutes 3) "Do we need a serverless framework? With Python, I didn't", by Cristóbal García (@xtblg)> These days, a number of frameworks to deploy FaaS based services have appeared. The purpose of this talk is to demonstrate that it is perfectly possible (and even in some cases even advisable) to deploy a manageable application without adding the additional complexity and risks that opinionated dependencies add to our software systems.English, ~40 minutes # Access Control - The security access control requires an attendee list. Provide your full name in your profile, otherwise you will be REMOVE from the list.- Everyone will have to sign in at the reception on their arrival.- There are limited seats, please be responsible when signing up. If you can't make it, please free up your seat, so someone else can attend. We'll notice repeat offenders ;-) # More - We need talk proposals! Send yours: http://pybcn.org/call-for-proposals/- Wanna publish a job offer? https://www.meetup.com/python-185/pages/24606847/Job_offers/- Follow @PyBCN for pictures, slides and more: https://twitter.com/pybcn
Publicado por: Betabeers