Lightning Talks

Lightning talks are a highlight of many conferences and Kiwi PyCon is no exception.

Lightning talks are a rapid-fire series of talks by different presenters, no more than five minutes in length. Lightning talk proposals are collected and selected at the conference. An attendee will often find themselves inspired by a topic of discussion at the conference and choose to present a lightning talk about it.

This year, as has become a mini-tradition, our host and emcee for the lightning talks will be our dear friend Christopher Neugebauer. Details of the talk submission process and required format will be communicated before the conference.

The Kiwi PyCon Lightning talks are an event not to be missed!

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:37 Ben Denham: Sharing Python Scripts with your Co-Workers in an Enterprise
05:28 Leon Matthews: One Trillion Games of Snakes and Ladders
10:20 Chelsea Finnie: My Election Promise - Kiwi PyCon Sea Shanty
13:30 Zachary Spector: SimLife Time Travel
17:47 Max Clarke: Graceful shutdown (How to clean up your shit asynchronously)
23:08 Ryan Wilson: Metlink Dashboard from a Raspberry Pi Pico
28:28 Aditya Mehra: Bridging gaps: Success for All
32:34 Asher Foster: Why is [Utility Co]'s game offline?
36:31 Aurynn Shaw: Cool packages
42:26 Ben Bradshaw: Domain names are not toys
46:08 Jonathan Harker: Documenting horns
51:43 Daisy Brenecki: Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Colour
57:10 Suzannah Cooper: Adventures in Databases Indexes
1:02:02 Katie McLaughlin: The guide to containers
1:07:03 Adrian Turjak: An unexpected adventure in notification systems