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PyCon Conference Days will be on June 10-11, 2010 in Singapore, preceded by a Tutorial Day (June 9). PyCon APAC will have a broad range of presentations, ranging from reports on academic and commercial projects to tutorials and case studies. We are sure there is something of interest for everyone.

Note : Please bring your notebook computers along. For internet access, wired and wireless access will be made available. However, we advice that you bring along a network cable for wired access especially for the Python Coders Tournament.

Conference Programme Day 1 (10th June 2010)

Start Time /
Venue
Ngee Ann Kongsi
Auditorium
Seminar Room 2.1 Seminar Room 2.2
 8.00 am

Registration 

 9.00 am Opening (Liew Beng Keat)

Building an International Python Community (Steve Holden) 
 10.00 am Break 
 10.30 am

Test Driven Development with Django
(Tudor Munteanu) 

Key-Value Storage Systems (and Beyond) with Python
(Ian Matthew Lewis) 

doit - Bringing the Power of Build-Tools
(Eduardo Schettino) 

 11.10 am

Grok - A Modern Web Framework with History
(Martijn Faassen) 

Electronic Laboratory Notebook on the Web2Py Framework
(Yong Yao Ng, Maurice HT Ling) 

A Web Crawler Based on Twisted
(JiaYi Lee) 

 11.50 am

A Case Study of NoSql Databases and Python - Mozilla Raindrop and CouchDB
(Mark Hammond)

ShruthLaikh - Employing Python to Develop a Vocabulary Enhancing Application
(Chiraj Jain, Manjot Pahwa, Manusheel Gupta)

Face Detection Using OpenCV with Python
(Linus Neo, Morgan Heijdemann) 

 12.30 pm Lunch 
 1.10 pm

Lighting Talks (Moderator : Andrew Hadinyoto) 

 1.40 pm

Education Track
Making the Move to Python
(Wong Wai Ling) 

Python in Commercial Applicance Development : An Anti-Spam Application Case Exposition
(Marcus Low) 

VPython Application to the Computer-Aided Drug Design Problem
(George Loo, Jianhong Ching) 

 2.20 pm

Removing the Fear Factor in Programming
(Tan Kok Cheng, Melani Jayasuriya, Jason Lim) 

 Bactome, I : Python in DNA Fingerprinting
(Lee Chin How, Lee Kuncheng, Si Hao, Jack Oon, Maurice Ling)

A Predictive Text Completion Software in Python
(Wong Jiang Fung) 

 3.00 pm

Break 

 3.30 pm

Teaching Computer Science in High School using Python, Open Source Texts and Free Web Services
(Chris Boesch) 

Python in Education - Potpourri
(Wesley Chun)

Implementing Zero-Knowledge Authentication with Zero Knowledge
(Jia Jun Brandon Lum) 

PythoniCamp - Try to Train Practical Pythoners Fast 
(Zoom.Quiet, Qing Feng)

 4.00 pm

Panel Discussion 
(Steve Holden, Wesley Chun, Wong Wai Ling, Tan Kok Cheng)
(Moderator : Friso Kluit) 

Lighting Talks (Moderator : Andrew Hadinyoto) 

 4.30 pm

Python 3 : The Next Generation
(Wesley Chun) 

 5.15 pm

End of Session 

 

Conference Programme Day 2 (11th June 2010)

Start Time /
Venue
Ngee Ann Kongsi
Auditorium
Seminar Room 2.1 Seminar Room 2.2
 8.30 am

Registration 

 9.15 am Python on Windows (Mark Hammond) 
 10.00 am Break 
 10.30 am

Implementation of Private Cloud Computing Using Integration of Javascript and Python
(Preeti KS, Vigit Singh, Manusheel Gupta) 

Team-Based Learning with Python
(Chris Boesch) 

Python for Collective Intelligence and Collaborative Filtering
(Jeremy Patrick Johnson) 

 11.10 am

Know the Python 3 Language from the PEPS
(Senthil Kumaran) 

Using Python in Data Manipulation and Interfacing Spreadsheets
(Chan Boon Kwee) 

Digibanner : An Interactive Multi-Screen Network Application
(Morgan Heijdemann) 

 11.50 am

Creating Libraries
(Martijn Faassen)

State of Python Groups in APAC
(Liew Beng Keat)

 Aura : A Multi-Featured Programming Framework in Python
(Anshul Kumar Jain, Manusheel Gupta)

 12.30 pm Lunch 
 1.10 pm

Lighting Talks (Moderator : Andrew Hadinyoto) 

 2.00 pm

Success Story : OSK DHCP in Pure Python
(Man Yong Lee) 

Creating Physics Aware Games using Open Dynamics Engine
(Noufal Ibrahim) 

Deducto and Color Deducto - Employing Python to Develop Logical Thinking Applications
(A Shita Dadlani) 

 2.40 pm

Metaclass Madness
(Steve Holden) 

Writing Application Plug-Ins in Python
(Mark McMahon)

Experiences in Building Python Automation Framework for Verification and Data Collection
(Juki W. Tantra) 

 3.20 pm

Break 

 3.50 pm

Python Coder's Tournament (For a chance to win an Apple iPad!)
(Chris and Sandra Boesch) 

 4.50 pm

Closing Panel Discussion
(Steve Holden, Mark Hammond, Wesley Chun, Liew Beng Keat)

Photo Taking 

 5.15 pm

End of Session 

Lightning Talks

Given the allocated time, there'll be 19 slots for the Lightning Talks span over 2 days. Please book your slot and send your slides (if any) to Andrew Hadinyoto - hadinyoto.andrew (at) gmail.com
 
Please limit your talk to 5 minutes.
 
To save time, a laptop will be provided on the venue for the presentation and loaded with all the submitted slides. 
 

Open Space

A white board with Post-It notes and thumbtacks will be provided on the corridor. We will follow the format as outlined by Bruce Eckel here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD3S0wlbek0
 

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