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Call for pro­pos­als — PyCon 2010 — http://us.pycon.org/2010/

Due date: Octo­ber 1st, 2009

Want to show­case your skills as a Python Hacker? Want to have
hun­dreds of peo­ple see your talk on the sub­ject of your choice? Have some
hot but­ton issue you think the com­mu­nity needs to address, or have some
pack­age, code or project you sim­ply love talk­ing about? Want to launch
your mas­ter plan to take over the world with python?

PyCon is your plat­form for get­ting the word out and teach­ing some­thing
new to hun­dreds of peo­ple, face to face.

Pre­vi­ous PyCon con­fer­ences have had a broad range of pre­sen­ta­tions,
from reports on aca­d­e­mic and com­mer­cial projects, tuto­ri­als on a broad
range of sub­jects and case stud­ies. All con­fer­ence speak­ers are vol­un­teers
and come from a myr­iad of back­grounds. Some are new speak­ers, some
are old speak­ers. Every­one is wel­come so bring your pas­sion and your
code! We’re look­ing to you to help us top the pre­vi­ous years of suc­cess
PyCon has had.

PyCon 2010 is look­ing for pro­pos­als to fill the for­mal pre­sen­ta­tion tracks.
The PyCon con­fer­ence days will be Feb­ru­ary 19–22, 2010 in Atlanta,
Geor­gia, pre­ceded by the tuto­r­ial days (Feb­ru­ary 17–18), and fol­lowed
by four days of devel­op­ment sprints (Feb­ru­ary 22–25).

Online pro­posal sub­mis­sion is open now! Pro­pos­als will be accepted
through Octo­ber 1st, with accep­tance noti­fi­ca­tions com­ing out on
Novem­ber 15th. For the detailed call for pro­pos­als, please see:

http://us.pycon.org/2010/conference/proposals/

For videos of talks from pre­vi­ous years — check out:

http://pycon.blip.tv

We look for­ward to see­ing you in Atlanta!

Call for pro­pos­als — PyCon 2010 — http://us.pycon.org/2010/ Due date: Octo­ber 1st, 2009 Want to show­case your skills as a Python Hacker? Want to have hun­dreds of peo­ple see your talk...