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Conference Opening & Housekeeping - 10

Computer Science, Software Engineering, and the Scientific Method - 10

Nobody Expects the Python Packaging Authority - 10

Python 102 - a recap and a bit more. - 10

Schemas for the Real World - 10

Building secure web apps: Python vs the OWASP Top 10 - 10

Salt: How to be Truly Lazy - 10

Testing: Choose Your Weapons - 10

Pythonic iterators and generators - 10

How to turn the image processing wheel faster using Cython and Numba. - 0

Modules 101: how to avoid spaghetti, big balls of mud and houses of straw! - 10

scikit-learn, machine learning and cybercrime attribution - 10

The life of a web request - techniques for measuring and improving Django application performance - 10

Software Carpentry arrives Down Under! - 10

Testing for Graceful Failure with Vaurien and Marteau - 10

Learning Parseltongue: Wizardry in Python - 10

Limiting Execution Time Through Interrupt Driven Programming - 10

Exploring Science on Twitter with IPython Notebook and Python Pandas - 10

Why I use py.test and maybe you should too - 10

Transitioning from PHP to Django on the sly - 10

Using Python to design, configure, and measure large-scale networks - 10

Using Cython for distributed-multiprocess steganographic md5sum-collision generation - 10

MooresCloud - The Internet of Things - 1

PyLadies Breakfast presented by Google - 0

Conference Opening & Housekeeping - 1

Solving problems by sharing them... with Python! - 11

PiDoorbell - Instantaneous Video Notifications with Arduino & RaspberryPi - 11

Modern scientific computing and big data analytics in Python - 10

Making Python More Fun for Everyone - 10

Growing Open Source Seeds - 10

Using Python to drive Australian water availability forecasting - 10

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