See you in 2020

PyCon Israel 2019 is over and we've had lots of fun,
You can find photos at the following links:
Day 1: https://photos.app.goo.gl/QoabdfJiWUExREA68
Day 2: https://photos.app.goo.gl/6hzFUK1Jhr84DBGz6
Workshops: https://photos.app.goo.gl/SAUE9sA1Dk3Vsygs8

Video recordings are available on our YouTube channel

Tickets

Tickets for Pycon Israel are now on sale here

Talks

Talks Schedule is available here

Workshops

The workshops day gives conference attendee and members of the local Python community a chance to expand their knowledge through coding and experimenting with a new topic firsthand. It will take place at Microsoft Reactor.

Schedule for the workshops is available here

What is Pycon?

PyCon Israel is an annual multi-day event focused on the Python programming language, with approximately 700 participants from various disciplines. While the common denominator is the Python programming language, the topics to be presented relate to many fields, including: DevOps, cloud computing, scientific computing, data science, web programming, cyber security, community engagement and more. In recent years, Python has become a very popular multi-purpose programming language used by many well known international companies.

Open Source

Python itself, and most of its ecosystem, have always been Open Source software. PyCon Israel is organized under the auspices of Hamakor, the Israeli Open Source and Free Software Association. Hamakor logo

Who is it for?

The conference is appropriate for all people interested in Python and its uses. There will be talks for beginners as well as for more advanced users. A large benefit of attending is meeting the other attendees, speaking to them in a relaxed social environment and networking.

The conference will be held in Wohl center, Bar Ilan University, Max and Anna Web 11 Ramat Gan

For more information see here.

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Accessibility FAQ

This FAQ covers accessibility information for the PyCon. The PyCon committee recognizes that accessibility is a continuous process, both systemic and individual.
If you have specific questions or accessibility needs not covered here, please [email protected] .

Q: Will the conference venues be accessible for people with mobility impairments (e.g. wheelchair-accessible)?

A: Yes. The Wohl Center has elevators. See the maps

Q: I plan to attend the conference with an attendant. Do attendants need to register separately? Will food and other resources be provided for attendants as well?

A: Please register your attendant by contacting us. All resources will be available to the attendant.

Q: What about interpreters?

A: We do not plan to have interpreters at the conference.

Q: What about Hearing Induction Loop?

A: The main conference (June 3-4) will have Hearing Induction Loop in the main hall.

Q: Where do I mention accessibility requests?

A: We will be glad to help! You can email us your requests.

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