25 26 May Munich

A conference about Web tools
in Python

Main Python event in Web Development

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days in intense practice

tracks of talks and workshops

international speakers

What is Pyconweb?

Django, Tornado, TurboGears, Flask and other web-related tools.

Talks and workshops by core developers and experts.

All covered in one conference.

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Nejc Zupan

Python consultant with an entrepreneurial blend

Building robust APIs

This talk will showcase how to use pyramid_openapi3 for building robust RESTful APIs. With only a few lines of code you get automatic validation of requests and responses against an OpenAPI v3 schema. You also get automatically generated “try-it-out” style documentation for your API.

Lukas Weichselbaum

Staff Information Security Engineer at Google

New web platform security features for modern webapps

Web applications have historically been plagued by vulnerabilities which allow attackers to compromise the session of a logged-in user: XSS, CSRF, clickjacking and related issues are common problems that most developers learn about – often the hard way! Luckily, new security mechanisms available in web browsers in 2019 offer exciting features which allow developers to protect their applications. In this talk, we’ll introduce these features and explain how to most effectively use them.

We’ll start by reviewing major threats based on an analysis of thousands of vulnerability reports Google receives each year under our Vulnerability Reward Program. We will find common themes between bugs which appear unrelated and focus our attention on the most frequent high-risk problems.

We’ll then turn our attention to protective mechanisms implemented in modern browsers, which address entire classes of security problems. This includes CSP3 and Trusted Types to prevent XSS, Fetch Metadata Request Headers to protect from CSRF, and CORP/COOP to mitigate the threat of Spectre. For CSP and Metadata Request headers we’ll provide reference implementations for Python.

By the end, you will have a good understanding of common threats and a TODO for enabling protections in your application.

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Hands-on sessions

Full workshop access is included in all tickets.

Introduction to GraphQL and Graphene

Using Python, Matrix and TensorFlow to analyse the content of messages

Web Infrastructure Management made easy with Terraform

Build and deploy AWS lambda functions with Python

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Conference schedule

This agenda is not final and may change as we try to accommodate requests by speakers and other requirements.

Sat 25 May 2019
Sun 26 May 2019

08:30

Registration

09:30

Conference opening

- Anton Caceres, Hardy Erlinger

09:45

Building robust APIs

- Nejc Zupan

10:30

Tornado Web Services on AsyncIO

- Stefan Behnel

Bocadillo, or how I built an open source async web framework

- Florimond Manca

Introduction to GraphQL and Graphene

- Arthur Bayr

(workshop of 2 hours, 30 minutes)

11:00

Coffee break

11:30

Hello to the World in 8 Web Frameworks

- Aaron Bassett

Life without passwords

- Panos Angelopoulos

12:00

The dos and don'ts of task queues

- Petr Stehlik

An introduction to D3.js for data visualization

- Eleftheria Batsou

12:30

Matrix: Building a decentralized messaging platform using Python and Twisted

- Richard van der Hoff

"Where are the keys?" Solving day-to-day Problems using Tech

- Nithish Raghunandanan

13:00

Lunch

14:30

Teaching how to start developing web applications with Python

- Marion Deveaud

Dependency Injection in Python: Lessons Learned from Enterprise Web Development

- Preslav Rachev

Using Python, Matrix and TensorFlow to analyse the content of messages

- Ben Parsons

(workshop of 2 hours)

15:15

Documentation in practice

- Daniele Procida

Testing network interactions in Python

- Dmitry Dygalo

16:00

Your Name Is Invalid!

- Miroslav Šedivý