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JAX. Torch. SciPy Sparse. Different capabilities, different APIs, different maturity levels.
Mateusz Sokół compared them at EuroPython and explained where Finch's Array API compatibility fits in.
Full talk: buff.ly/Z0o0T5k
#Python #ArrayAPI #EuroPython
November 7, 2026 at 1:03 PM
“If you are working with wonderful, kind, amazing people, any work: mundane or creative becomes so much more fun and fulfilling, and this is the essence of the entire EuroPython community.”

Our interview with Sangarshanan, a member of the Comms Team: blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep-sangarshanan/
November 4, 2026 at 10:45 AM
🎤 Mia Bajić's Keynote at #PyConES2026! 🐍✨

Software Engineer & EuroPython Society Vice Chair, presenting "A gardener, the age of iron, and community in the age of AI" 🚀

🗓️ See you in Barcelona!
#PyConES #Python
November 4, 2026 at 9:31 AM
🎤 Keynote de Mia Bajić a la #PyConES2026! 🐍✨

Software Engineer i Vice Chair de EuroPython Society, ens parlarà sobre "A gardener, the age of iron, and community in the age of AI" 🚀

🗓️ Ens veiem a Barcelona!
#PyConES #Python
November 4, 2026 at 9:31 AM
🎤 ¡Keynote de Mia Bajić en la #PyConES2026! 🐍✨

Software Engineer y Vice Chair de EuroPython Society, nos hablará sobre "A gardener, the age of iron, and community in the age of AI" 🚀

🗓️ ¡Nos vemos en Barcelona!
#PyConES #Python
November 4, 2026 at 9:30 AM
I am now officially retired!
Aiven was a great last place to work, but now on to new and different things, probably including at least some weaving. I also still aim to make EuroPython next year, and PyCon UK if it happens (🤞).
November 1, 2026 at 3:37 PM
Sangarshanan volunteers for EuroPython 2026, creating memes and managing social media, and credits community kindness and communication details for a fulfilling experience.
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October 30, 2026 at 8:15 PM
Research from MIT and Georgia Tech, turned into a working Python compiler architecture. Mateusz Sokół explained how, at EuroPython.

Full talk: buff.ly/gsr7ouv

#Python #OpenSource #EuroPython
October 27, 2026 at 3:56 PM
I look forward to listening to the talk. Regards to the EuroPython 2026, Kraków team.
October 27, 2026 at 6:47 AM
📝 "Is AI Leaving the Python Community Behind?"

EuroPython: Struggling to find sustainable sponsorship.

👤 Georgi Ker

🔗 https://georgiker.com/blog/is-ai-leaving-python-community-behind/

#pyladies#python
October 23, 2026 at 12:24 PM
“[The] first time I attended EuroPython I was just in awe of the dedication of the volunteer team, and I wanted to know more about how it all came together.”

This week we're celebrating Emma Cooke, the Lead of our Accessibility efforts at EuroPython 2026: blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep-emma/
October 20, 2026 at 9:45 AM
A wheel filename encodes three separate compatibility decisions: Python version, ABI, and platform. Nathan Goldbaum walks through why Cryptography ships one wheel while CFFI rebuilds every release.

Watch the full talk here: buff.ly/tYQqjqg

#Python #Packaging #CPython #PythonInternals #EuroPython
October 20, 2026 at 6:51 PM
📝 "EuroPython in Prague"

Prague’s big Python comeback: A recap!

👤 Karolina Surma

🔗 https://karolinasurma.eu/europython-in-prague.html

#pyladies#python#oldiebutgoodie#en#conferences
October 17, 2026 at 11:19 AM
Emma Cooke supported EuroPython 2026 accessibility by coordinating venue access, quiet spaces, and support requests, and by introducing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme.
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October 17, 2026 at 10:05 PM
Emma Cooke supported EuroPython 2026 accessibility by coordinating venue access, quiet spaces, and support requests, and by introducing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme.
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October 17, 2026 at 10:04 PM
What Happened At #EuroPython 2026
@europython.eu 2026 was the 25th anniversary edition of Europe's longest running community #Python conference. We provide an overview of this year's event on IProgrammer: dub.sh/JR5FtYR
October 16, 2026 at 7:01 PM
You can ask AI for stuff, but it's on you to call the shots. Which means, if LLMs hallucinated and you can't call the bluff, you're on your own.

Fundamentals are important, and at least you need to know enough to debug stuff by hand.

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How much do you really need to know about databases?
Slides and transcript from How much do you really need to know about databases? at EuroPython 2026 in Kraków, Poland on 15 July 202...
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October 12, 2026 at 2:29 AM
[News] Python Language Summit 2026

Seth Larson's writeups from the first summit held in Europe since 2011, where 47 core developers in Kraków covered... The summit will now alternate between PyCon US and EuroPython each year. #djangonews

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Python Language Summit 2026 | Python Insider
The 2026 Python Language Summit was hosted in Kraków, Poland as part of EuroPython 2026. There were 15 talks covering free-threading, Rust, garbage collection, type annotations, and more.
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October 8, 2026 at 6:00 PM
It's really an honour serving the Python community through EuroPython!
“You stop seeing EuroPython only as an event you attend and start seeing the people, effort and collaboration that make it possible.”

Read our interview with @diegor.it, a member of the Programme Team at EuroPython 2026: blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep...
October 5, 2026 at 9:48 AM
“You stop seeing EuroPython only as an event you attend and start seeing the people, effort and collaboration that make it possible.”

Read our interview with @diegor.it, a member of the Programme Team at EuroPython 2026: blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep...
October 5, 2026 at 7:45 AM
In July 2026 Python core developers and special guests sat down at the #Python Language Summit at #EuroPython 2026, to discuss the future of the Python programming language including free-threading, #Rust, garbage collection, and namespaces. Find a summary on the PSF blog ⬇️
Python Language Summit 2026 blog posts are now available
On July 14th, 2026, 47 Python core developers and special guests sat down at the Python Language Summit, this year held in Kraków, Poland at EuroPython 2026, to discuss many topics about the future of the Python programming language, including free-threading, Rust, garbage collectors, type annotations, and namespacing.
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October 1, 2026 at 1:03 PM
Diego Russo volunteered for EuroPython 2026, managing the CfP, mentorship, speaker selection, waiting list, and schedule while supporting community engagement and balance.
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October 2, 2026 at 2:13 AM
The ABI is the part of the CPython API a compiler never checks for you, and it's why bugs like this turn into segfaults instead of build errors. Nathan Goldbaum lays out the mechanics in his EuroPython talk.

Watch the full talk here: buff.ly/j0pOiU1

#Python #CPython #EuroPython
September 29, 2026 at 6:16 PM
Python Language Summit 2026 blog posts are now available
On July 14th, 2026, 47 Python core developers and special guests sat down at the Python Language Summit, this year held in Kraków, Poland at EuroPython 2026, to discuss many topics about the future of the Python programming language, including free-threading, Rust, garbage collectors, type annotations, and namespacing. This marked the first time the Python Language Summit had been hosted in Europe in 15 years, when the event was held in Florence on June 19th, 2011. Going forward, the Python Language Summit will alternate between PyCon US and EuroPython on a yearly basis. The summit was organized by Emily Morehouse, Hugo van Kemenade, Lysandros Nikolaou, and Łukasz Langa, and blog posts were written by Seth Larson. Below are summaries of the 10 full-length talks and 5 lightning talks that were presented at the 2026 Python Language Summit. I hope you enjoy them, and thank you for your patience. * “One namespace to namespace them all” by Pablo Galindo Salgado * “macOS and Python” by Ned Deily * “Garbage Collection: Generational? Incremental? Both!” by Mark Shannon * “Memory Buffer Protocol” by Nathan Goldbaum * “Memory Snapshots for CPython” by Hood Chatham * “Rust for CPython” by David Hewitt * “Spicycrab” by Kushal Das * “Developer-in-Residence Update & Future” by Petr Viktorin * “Free-Threaded Python Post-Era” by Donghee Na, Tobias Wrigstad, and Fridtjof Stoldt * “PEP 827: Type Manipulation” by Michael J. Sullivan * “Lightning Talks” * “One-time ABI breakage” by Mark Shannon * “Safer and Generic Interruptions” by Daniele Parmeggiani * “EktuPy, Scratch but Python” by Kushal Das * “`AGENTS.md` for CPython” by Gregory P. Smith and Łukasz Langa * “Please read PEP 836 (JIT go brrr)” by Ken Jin
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September 30, 2026 at 6:27 PM