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PyCon 2019 | Hands-On Web Application Security with Django

PyCon 2019 | Hands-On Web Application Security with Django Speaker: Jacinda Shelly XSS, SQL Injections and Improper Authorization, oh my! Between the OWASP Top 10, CSRF, stealing sessions, and…

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PyCon 2019 | Practical API Security

PyCon 2019 | Practical API Security Speaker: Adam Englander With the dominance of Mobile Apps, Single Page Apps for the Web, and Micro-Services, we are all building more APIs…

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Google I/O 2019 | Beyond Mobile: Building Flutter Apps for iOS, Android, Chrome OS, and Web

Google I/O 2019 | Beyond Mobile: Building Flutter Apps for iOS, Android, Chrome OS, and Web Flutter is a great way to build mobile apps for iOS and Android from…

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PyCon 2019 | Getting started with Kubernetes and container orchestration

PyCon 2019 | Getting started with Kubernetes and container orchestration Speaker: Jérôme Petazzoni, AJ Bowen You’ve started to “”containerize”” your applications by writing a Dockerfile or two, and now…

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PyCon 2019 | Writing About Python (Even When You Hate Writing)

PyCon 2019 | Writing about Python (Even When You Hate Writing) Speaker: Thursday Bram This tutorial is an introduction to writing about Python: we’ll cover potential pitfalls in documentation…

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PyCon 2019 | Supporting Engineers with Mental Health Issues

PyCon 2019 | Supporting Engineers with Mental Health Issues Speaker: Jenna Quindica People live with mental health stigma because we learn that we’re supposed to be strong and resilient.…

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PyCon 2019 | Writing Command Line Applications that Click

PyCon 2019 | Writing Command Line Applications that Click Speaker: Dave Forgac Click is a Python package that helps you create well-behaved command line interfaces with minimal code. In…

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Google I/O 2019 | Best Practices for Developing on Android TV

Google I/O 2019 | Best Practices for Developing on Android TV Be successful building on Android TV with insight into integrations, streaming best practices, UHD support and key libraries to…

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PyCon 2019 | Network Analysis Made Simple

PyCon 2019 | Network Analysis Made Simple Speaker: Mridul Seth, Eric Ma Have you ever wondered about how those data scientists at Facebook and LinkedIn make friend recommendations? Or…

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PyCon 2019 | Dependency Hell: A Library Author’s Guide

PyCon 2019 | Dependency Hell: A Library Author’s Guide Speaker: Yanhui Li, Brian Quinlan Python is known for its “”batteries included”” philosophy but no Python developer can live without…

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PyCon 2019 | Hands-On Web Application Security with Django

PyCon 2019 | Practical API Security

Google I/O 2019 | Beyond Mobile: Building Flutter Apps for iOS, Android, Chrome OS, and Web

PyCon 2019 | Getting started with Kubernetes and container orchestration

PyCon 2019 | Writing About Python (Even When You Hate Writing)

PyCon 2019 | Supporting Engineers with Mental Health Issues

PyCon 2019 | Writing Command Line Applications that Click

Google I/O 2019 | Best Practices for Developing on Android TV

PyCon 2019 | Network Analysis Made Simple

PyCon 2019 | Dependency Hell: A Library Author’s Guide

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