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How to get more than just PyCon in a PyCon

PyCon Taiwan - Wei Lee

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Who here likes traveling?

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Just submit talks or register, and...

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PyCon will help you decide when and where your next trip will be!

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PyCon JP

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Meet Pythonists beyond border

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Visiting Group from PyCon Taiwan

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Visiting Group from PyCon Taiwan

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Python Communities in Taiwan

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We have a lot to offer in Taiwan

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Wonderful Food

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The legitimate way of using bubble

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Day trip

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Please check the poster�in PyCon JP

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People attend PyCon are not just for the talks.

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They’re here to interact with other Pythonists.

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Open Space

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Place to discuss

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Open Space can be fun!

GoT?

Why not watch Game of Thrones with fellow Pythonists?

Also can anyone supply an awesome projector?

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I mean really fun 🤣

Chocolate BoF

You like chocolate.

Come eat chocolcate.

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Eliminate the barrier between the newbie and the experienced

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It has nothing to do with your expertise.

Try to interact with other great Pythonists and enjoy yourself.

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Making new friends can be easy in PyCon TW

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A whole 100 mins of open spaces without any talks

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In short, to get more in a PyCon is all about connections.

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Call for actions

  1. Make at least 5 more new friends in PyCon JP

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Call for actions

  • Make at least 5 more new friends in PyCon JP�
  • Propose a talk to a PyCon�(btw PyCon TW has a great submission reviewing system)�

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Call for actions

  • Make at least 5 more new friends in PyCon JP�
  • Propose a talk to a PyCon�(btw PyCon TW has a great submission reviewing system)�
  • Give PyCon JP staff a round of applause for holding this great conference and uniting so many Pythonists

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CFP

Begins

Submit

Proposal

Stage 1

Reviewers vote on anonymous submitters’ proposal

Stage 1

Submitters tweak the proposal according to anonymous reviewers’ comments

Stage 2

Reviewers vote on onymous submitters’ modified proposals

Stage 2

Submitters receive onymous/anonymous reviewers’ comments

Announcement

by Taihsiang Ho