Code-Maven Live events
Organizer: Gabor Szabo.
Schedule:
| When | Language | Title | Register |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025.01.20 | Perl | GitLab pipelines and CI for Perl developers | register |
| 2025.01.27 | Python | The Reference Model for COVID-19 attempts to explain USA data with Jacob Barhak | register |
| 2025.01.30 | Rust | Are We Embedded Yet? - Implementing tiny HTTP server on a microcontroller with Maor Malka | register |
| 2025.02.03 | Python | How to Make Your Backend Roar with Haki Benita | register |
| 2025.02.05 | Python | The Evolution of Python Monitoring with May Walter | register |
| 2025.02.11 | Rust | Meet Elusion: New DataFrame Library powered by Rust 🦀 with Borivoj Grujicic | register |
| 2025.02.20 | Python | Simulations for the Mathematically Challenged with Miki Tebeka | register |
| 2025.02.25 | Python | Reducing your memory footprint by 75% with 6 lines with Tomer Brisker | register |
| 2025.03.09 | Rust | Creating A Mock Blockchain in Rust with Sourav Mishra | register |
| 2025.03.11 | Python | Using Streamlit to create interactive web apps & deploy machine learning models with Leah Levy | register |
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What is this?
At the Code Maven live events hosted by Gabor Szabo you will learn how to use various programming libraries. We focus on Rust, Python, and Perl projects as well as Git/GitHub/GitLab, Docker and Linux in general.
There are various types of events.
- A guest presents a lecture s/he has prepared. (Maybe even given at an in-person event or in some other language.)
- A guest shows us her/his project. (e.g. the guest wrote a crate in Rust and shows us how to use it and maybe also how to contribute to it.) (This can be ad-hoc, after all the guest knows this stuff rather well.)
- A guest teaches us some technique in a rather ad-hoc manner. e.g. How to use Tauri to build a small application.
- Gabor Szabo, the host presents some topic. (All the old presentations are like this.)
Each event can be up to 1 hour long (with some extra time if needed).
Earlier events and video recordings
Introducing your project
If you are introducing a project of you, here are some questions you might want to answer in your presentation.
- Who are you?
- What is your background?
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What do you do?
- What problem does this project solve?
- What did people do before your project?
- How to use your project?
- Why did you write it in Python/Rust/Perl/etc.?
- Why did you write it at all?
- What alternatives are there, in which way is this better?
- Show us your implementation.
- What is missing in your project?
- How can one contribute?