Author(s):	Lee Symes
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Description:	Switching between many languages quickly clarifies each language's strengths and weaknesses. My background is in Java – however more recently I have moved onto using Python, JavaScript and PHP, whilst dabbling in Go. My talk will cover: - Asynchronous programming, and the various ways it can be written in code, with reference to JavaScript and Go. - Packaging, how some languages do it better and worse than Python, and what Python can learn from them. - Unit testing in all languages is hard, but the syntactic sugar that is added can ease the pain, and make the output when your tests inevitably fail easier to read. - Syntax Shock, what brackets and semi-colons? Why are you not running – oh yes I need a semi-colon there. - Cool stuff with Magic(al) methods and Duck Typing that languages like Java would not have a hope of implementing. This talk will highlight some of the delight I get when coming back to Python; and some of the aspects of other languages that I think would be really cool to add. markdown
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