Ice Cream Selfie @ PyCascades 2024

Sweet Alchemy Ice Creamery With Eliza Sarobhasa. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mariatta Wijaya (@mariatta81)

Ice Cream Selfie @ Python Core Sprint 2023

Arctica Gelato View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mariatta Wijaya (@mariatta81)

Typo of the Day: Ideadlly

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Speaker Bio

Speaker Bio Mariatta is a Python Core Developer. She co-hosts the podcast series PyPodcats: Hidden Figures of Python, highlighting the voices of underrepresented group members in the Python community. She is the author of PEP 581 for migrating CPython’s issue tracker to GitHub, a change that significantly improved the contributors’ experience. She is currently a member of Python Docs Editorial Board. As a serial conference organizer, she has chaired various Python community conferences, including PyCascades, PyCon US, and PyLadiesCon. For her contributions to the Python community, she received the PSF Community Service Award and is a PSF Fellow member. You might also know her from the internet hashtags #IceCreamSelfie and #TypoOfTheDay

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Ice Cream Selfie @ North Bay Python 2023

Angela’s Organic Ice Cream Petaluma After giving my talk (PEP Talk) at North Bay Python in July 2023, I went to Angela’s Organic Ice Cream in Downtown Petaluma for a Lavender Ice cream. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mariatta Wijaya (@mariatta81)

PEP Talk

Talk Abstract If you use Python, chances are you’ve heard of PEP 8, the Python style guide. But do you know what PEPs really are? PEPs are more than just a style guide. A PEP stands for Python Enhancement Proposal. It’s a proposal documentation for when you want to change the Python programming language in a big way, for example when you want to change the syntax of Python. Think of the addition of f-strings, the walrus operator, or the ExceptionGroup, those changes all started with a PEP.

There's an API for That!

There’s an API For That! Talk Abstract You might have seen bots like GitHub bots, Discord bots, Slack bots. How do these bots work? There’s an API for that! You can use third-party APIs to build web apps and automations, including bots. Come learn the best practices on how to work with APIs using Python. Contact me (links below) if you’d like to hear this talk at your event. Presented At WWCode BlockDataPy Dev Summit 2023 PyCon Colombia 2020 Reactions Watch the video Mariatta Wijaya @mariatta, She was one of our keynote speakers at Pycon Colombia 2022, we hope you enjoy it as much as we did Watch and share!https://t.co/fycWIZwKzS#PyConColombia #PyCon #speaker #python #keynote #Conference pic.twitter.com/vQib5VDUML

Typo of the Day: Combibnation