marimeireles / talks

Resources for talks, workshops and classes I have offered

Talks, tutorials and workshops

English:

Conferences:

• PythonPizza Hamburg 2023: How to build an universe from scratch: talk, resources
• Scipy 2022: ipywidgets tutorial: talk, resources
• Scipy 2021: ipywidgets tutorial: talk, resources
• JupyterCon 2020: ipycytoscape: slides, talk
• JupyterCon 2020: Xeus: talk
• JupyterCon 2020: Memestra Poster: resources

Meetups, unconferences and fellowships:

• Working towards coordination: motivation and short introduction to AI Coordination resources
• Jupyter internals: Jupyter's implementation details and how to contribute: resources
• Programming puzzles: Lists: resources
• Fractal implementations: an introduction about fractals and how to implement them: resources
• Open Source behaviorism: the various fields at play when analysing Open Source: resources
• If Shakespeare wrote Python: how to write more pythonic Python: resources
• First steps in p5js: slides, resources
• A gentle introduction to Qt for Python: slides, resources
• The git survival guide: basic to advanced git every day commands: slides

Portuguese:

• PyCon Brasil 2021: As luas de Jupyter 🌙: widgets e outras ferramentas que o orbitam: conteudo
• QtCon Brasil 2020: Uma introdução a PySide: palestra
• Guia de sobrevivência Git: palestra

Classes

• Harvard: performance, OOP, open science, distributed computing: resources (Unfortunately not in its final version)
• NASA: open science EDx class (Still not released)
• Environments and Packaging: all you need to know about the Python ecosysstems and other relevant bits: resources
• Pytest + Github Actions: how to set up your environment: resource
• Python Packaging: how to release your own Python package in Pypi and Conda: resource
• Thoughts on software engineering: discussing software design and archictecture choices: resource
• The simple web: how to build your own website using free resources: resources and supporting material for outdated jekyll dependencies

Podcasts

• Saucelabs 2022: Women Rule The Code | An Interview with Top Open Source Contributors: episode
• PyBer 2020: My personal experience with Open source: episode

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