PyCon UK : a Python Conference

PyCon UK 2008 - 12th to 14th September 2008

Last year, for the first time, over 200 delegates attended PyConUK, a community-run and community-controlled conference dedicated to all things Python in the UK. We are holding a Second Conference in 2008.

Talk at PyConUK 2007

Talks - Latest

The Talks Schedule has been published.

Mano Marks of Google is holding a Google AppEngine tutorial on Tutorials Day, 12th September.

We're pleased that Ted Leung and Mark Shuttleworth have accepted our invitation to be Keynote speakers.

What is PyCon UK ?

PyCon UK is a conference all about the Python programming language, it's aimed at the Python community: Python users and programmers, of all skill levels.

What will be included in the Programme ?

We're planning talks, lightning talks and tutorials as well as social events, and we've arranged space for sprints after the conference.

To get a rough idea, have a quick peek at last year's programme.

For more information, and latest talks news, see the News Page.

When and where will it be held ?

PyCon UK 2008 will be held on the weekend of the 12th to 14th September 2008 at the Birmingham Conservatoire.

Centenary Square

What's that ?

The School of Music at the Birmingham City University. It has excellent facilities for our conference, and is in short walking distance of train and coach stations and hotels at all price levels.

How much will it cost me ?

We are keeping costs to a minimum and expect that you will be able to attend the whole conference for around £100, including accommodation and food if you book at the early bird rate.

Who's organising PyCon UK ?

The conference is being run by the PyCon UK Society, which has been set up specially for this and future conferences. The Conference and Society have been initiated by PyWM - the West Midlands Python Group : here we are at our Technical Meeting where we started plans for PyCon UK.

PyWm Technical Meeting

I'm a member of the Python Community:
How can I Help ?

Contact the organisers! We'd like talks, tutorials and lots of help organising this event.

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