Pycon JP 2014 Closing

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This document summarizes the closing of PyCon JP 2014. It lists the various prizes and gifts that were given out totaling 49 items. It thanks the 48 speakers, 41 patron sponsors, and all other participants that made the event a success. While PyCon JP 2014 has finished, development sprints will continue on Monday and the organization looks forward to supporting future events in other cities and communities in the upcoming year.

Technology

pepper tech festival ticket(5)
Mobile Factory goods(3)
ConoHa battery + goods(1)
PyCharm license(10)
gihyo.jp books(4)
CodeZine books(4)
O’Reilly Japan books and notepad(5)
dots T-shirts(8)
Linux Foundation T-shirts(3)
PyCon KR T-shirts(6)
Total: 49

Programmer
Isao Kono
Mobile Factory
Hideyuki Takei
Beatrobo, Inc.

Development Sprints
Microsoft Japan
Shinagawa Office
15(Mon) 10:00-17:00

応援したいイベント
• 大阪、札幌、福岡でのmini PyCon開催
• sphinx-users.jp, djangoproject.jp 等の既存コ
ミュニティの主催イベント
• PyLadies Tokyo

連絡先
• このあとor開発スプリントで声をかけてください
• board@pycon.jp

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