Year: 2020

A Day Has Only 24±1 Hours (Miroslav Šedivý) (Germany) is an English session in the online PyCon HK 2020 Spring. Hong Kong used to switch to the daylight saving time every year to get “one more hour of sleep”, but much more time may have been spent debugging code dealing with the time zones, daylight…

Build a Python IoT Image Classification solution and integrate with Azure Serverless Functions (Dave Glover) (Australia) is an English session in the online PyCon HK 2020 Spring. This is a fun session and you will learn how to create a Python Image Classification and Text to Speech solution for vision impaired people scanning fruit and…

How to use Azure Machine Learning with Python (Kinfey Lo) (Guangzhou) is a Cantonese session in the online PyCon HK 2020 Spring. Artificial Intelligence is very popular in the world . This Session will introduce how to use Azure Machine Learning to finish a Machine learning case with python . Azure Machine Learning will help…

The End of Jupyter Notebook (Alex Lau) (Hong Kong) is a Cantonese session in the online PyCon HK 2020 Spring. Jupyter Notebook is common among python community. However, Jupyter Notebook may not be developer-friendly when it comes to production usage. We are going to tell you the common issues that notebook users face and the…

This is the list of sessions in the Online PyCon HK 2020 Spring on 8-10 May 2020. The full timetable will be released by Wednesday, preliminary schedule can be also checked on G calender, all session time and content are subject to change without further notice. All sessions are free of charge at this conference….

We are delighted to announce the 1st batch of accepted proposals for the Online PyCon HK 2020 Spring. Accepted English Proposals: A Day Has Only 24±1 Hours (Miroslav Šedivý) (Germany) Python Memory Management 101 (José Manuel Ortega) (Spain) Build a Python IoT Image Classification solution and integrate with Azure Serverless Functions (Dave Glover) (Australia) Decade…

2 April 2020 (Hong Kong) – The Online edition PyCon HK 2020 Spring is now calling for proposals. Due to the widespread COVID-19 virus, many technology conferences including some PyCons are canceled or postponed, we hope to keep the python activities running actively online, therefore the idea of organising an online edition of PyCon HK…