In everyday working life and training, application logic and architecture are often in the foreground – understandably so – while knowledge of tools is only learned incidentally and incompletely. For example, a basic understanding of package managers or pre-commit hooks is often enough to develop more efficiently and prevent errors and security problems.
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Python developers: 28 percent use the programming language primarily privatelyFully interactive and practical
In a two day workshop Software Development with Python: Advanced Tools and Techniques Kilian Kluge explains various features of the Python programming language and tools from the Python ecosystem that simplify and accelerate the development of robust and secure software. Using practical examples, Python developers learn how to manage dependencies efficiently, ensure code quality and maintainability with suitable tools, and use type hints and tests in a targeted manner. Participants develop strategies for selecting and introducing new tools into existing projects, test them practically on realistic projects, learn interactively about their possibilities and limitations and thus become suitable for working in large software projects.
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october 10/28 – October 29, 2024 |
Online Workshop, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM |
The next workshop will take place on October 28 and 29, 2024 and is aimed at developers who use Python productively. It is suitable for beginners on the way to becoming a senior developer, as well as those who switch from other programming languages, as well as data scientists who want to expand their software engineering knowledge. The number of participants is limited to 10 people so that there is enough space to ask questions to the speaker and exchange with each other.
Kilian Kluge has more than ten years of experience using Python for data analysis, application development and machine learning. The co-founder of a company specializing in AI solutions is a regular guest at international conferences.
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