Lightning Talks
What, When & How?
Lightning talks are a space to give a short (strictly less than 5 minutes) talk to the whole conference. They're often funny, slightly strange, or informative -- and they're a great way to give a first talk at a conference.
We plan to have two sessions of lightning talks this year, on Thursday afternoon and Friday afternoon
To submit a lightning talk, email a title and a one or two sentence description to team@za.pycon.org .
Thursday Lightning Talks
- "Smells like SPA" by Sheena O'Connell
- "A super-useful textual use case" by Kim van Wyk
- "Graph and RAG" by Luis de Sousa
- "Software Development for Extremely Busy Data Scientists” by Zander Horn
- "shameless plug for City of Cape Town service alerts" by Gordon Inggs
- "Caching at ESP (on the cheap)" by Dan Southwood-Wells
- "CSS view transitions" by Schalk Venter
Friday Lightning Talks
- "Ever since I was a child I knew I wanted to use Excel and work cross functionally across teams" by Muhammed Toufeeq Ockards
- "Just Streamlit" by Binjamin Barsch
- "Code Reviews Don't Have to Suck" by Jeremy Thurgood
- "Diagrams worth a thousand l8nes of code" by lemuel lemuel
