PyCon Taiwan report

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Takanori Suzuki attended PyCon Taiwan from June 6-9, 2012 and reported on his experience. Several people from Japan also attended, including staff from PyCon JP. The conference was held at Academia Sinica and included keynotes, 20 sessions, and tea/lunch breaks. Suzuki provided details on traveling to Taiwan, activities at the conference and in Taipei, and announced that the call for proposals was open for PyCon JP 2012 to be held in September.

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PyCon Taiwan Report
2012-06-29 BPStudy #58
Takanori Suzuki

Who am I(お前誰よ)
• 鈴木たかのり/ Takanori Suzuki
• Twitter: @takanory
• http://takanory.net/
• PyCon JP 2011, 2012 Staff
• Python Bouldering Club(#kabepy)

Agenda
• About PyCon Taiwan
• Participants from Japan
• Road to PyCon Taiwan
• Inside Taiwan
• PyCon JP 2012
• PyCon = Python Conference

About PyCon Taiwan

• Date: 2012 Jun 6(Sat), 7(Sun)
• Venue: Academia Sinica
• 1 Track, 2 Keynotes, 20 Sessions
• Tea Time, Lunch included
• Fee: 1,300 TWD(3,500 JPY)

Participants from Japan

• PyCon JP Staff
• @terapyon: Chairman
• @shimizukawa: Vice-Chairman
• @shomah4a: PR officer
• @takanory: Sponsorship Officer

Participants from Japan

• @t2y: PSF Member
• @24motz: NVDA Japanese team
• @rokujyouhitoma: PyPy-ja boss
• @jbking: PyPy-ja member
• @monjudoh: Gourmet

2012 Jun 7(Day 0)

• 13:20 Haneda 15:45 SongShan(GMT+8)
• MRT
• Din Tai Fung
• Night market
• Hotel

2012 Jun 8(Day 1)

• Taxi(Hotel to Academia Sinica)
• Registration
• PyCon Taiwan Day 1
• Night market
• Hotel

2012 Jun 9(Day 2)

• Interview
• PyCon Taiwan Day 2
• Presentation from Japan
• Closing
• Dinner with PyCon Taiwan staff

PyCon JP 2012

• http://2012.pycon.jp/
• Conference: 2012 Sep 15(Sat), 16(Sun)
• Sprint: 2012 Sep 17(Holiday)
• Venue: Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology
• Hashtag: #pyconjp

PyCon JP 2012

• Call for Proposals open
• http://2012.pycon.jp/cfp.html
• Deadline: 2012 Jun 30
• We want YOUR proposal

References

• PyCon Taiwan 2012
• Slide: Welcome to PyCon JP
• Youtube: Welcome to PyCon JP video

References
• gihyo.jp: PyCon Taiwan 2012 report

References
• CodeZine: PyCon Taiwan 2012 trip

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1. PyCon Taiwan Report 2012-06-29 BPStudy #58 Takanori Suzuki

2. Who am I(お前誰よ) • 鈴木たかのり/ Takanori Suzuki • Twitter: @takanory • http://takanory.net/ • PyCon JP 2011, 2012 Staff • Python Bouldering Club(#kabepy)

3. Agenda • About PyCon Taiwan • Participants from Japan • Road to PyCon Taiwan • Inside Taiwan • PyCon JP 2012 • PyCon = Python Conference

4. About PyCon Taiwan

5. About PyCon Taiwan • Date: 2012 Jun 6(Sat), 7(Sun) • Venue: Academia Sinica • 1 Track, 2 Keynotes, 20 Sessions • Tea Time, Lunch included • Fee: 1,300 TWD(3,500 JPY)

6. Academia Sinica

7. International Conference Hall

8. PyCon Taiwan Goods

9. Tea Time

10. Lunch

11. Participants from Japan

12. Participants from Japan • PyCon JP Staff • @terapyon: Chairman • @shimizukawa: Vice-Chairman • @shomah4a: PR officer • @takanory: Sponsorship Officer

13. Yung-Yu Chen and Manabu Terada

14. Photographer Takayuki Shimizukawa

15. Shoma Hosaka on the Stage

16. Mosky and Takanori Suzuki

17. Participants from Japan • @t2y: PSF Member • @24motz: NVDA Japanese team • @rokujyouhitoma: PyPy-ja boss • @jbking: PyPy-ja member • @monjudoh: Gourmet

18. Tired Tetsuya Morimoto

19. Takuya Nishimoto in NVDA meeting

20. Tohru Ike and Sinker Li

21. Yusuke Muraoka without a ticket

22. Cool Monjudoh

23. Road to PyCon Taiwan

24. 2012 Jun 7(Day 0)

25. 2012 Jun 7(Day 0) • 13:20 Haneda 15:45 SongShan(GMT+8) • MRT • Din Tai Fung • Night market • Hotel

26. Haneda Internatinal Terminal

27. Seat has a USB port

28. Data SIM(250 TWD/3 days)

29. EasyCard(500 TWD)

30. Din Tai Fung

31. Din Tai Fung

32. Shirin Night market

33. Soft chipped ice

34. New Continental Hotel

35. 2012 Jun 8(Day 1)

36. 2012 Jun 8(Day 1) • Taxi(Hotel to Academia Sinica) • Registration • PyCon Taiwan Day 1 • Night market • Hotel

37. Breakfast

38. Registration

39. Keynote: Travis Oliphant

40. Thin noodles with pettitoes

41. Watermelon juice

42. Center of Academic Activities

43. 2012 Jun 9(Day 2)

44. 2012 Jun 9(Day 2) • Interview • PyCon Taiwan Day 2 • Presentation from Japan • Closing • Dinner with PyCon Taiwan staff

45. Interview

46. Keynote: James Tauber

47. Welcome to PyCon JP

48. Who am I

49. More people joins from Taiwan

50. Lunch

51. Closing: PyLottery

52. Closing: Gift from Japan

53. Dinner with Taiwan staff

54. Dinner with Taiwan staff

55. Inside Taiwan

56. FamilyMart

57. SUMO wrestler

58. Kumamon

59. Beer curling

60. Doraegon ball

61. Android Robot Mascot

62. Palm tree

63. Toy poodle

64. TEBASAKI

65. Jumbo ice cream

66. Oden

67. Coca Cola

68. Pepsi Cola

69. Hokkaido taste

70. Taipei station

71. Taipei station

72. animate

73. SunnyHills

74. Pinapple cake

75. PyCon JP 2012

76. PyCon JP 2012 • http://2012.pycon.jp/ • Conference: 2012 Sep 15(Sat), 16(Sun) • Sprint: 2012 Sep 17(Holiday) • Venue: Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology • Hashtag: #pyconjp

77. PyCon JP 2012 • Call for Proposals open • http://2012.pycon.jp/cfp.html • Deadline: 2012 Jun 30 • We want YOUR proposal

78. PyCon JP 2012 • Call for Proposals open • http://2012.pycon.jp/cfp.html • Deadline: 2012 Jun 30 • We want YOUR proposal

79. PyCon JP 2012 • Call for Proposals open • http://2012.pycon.jp/cfp.html • Deadline: 2012 Jun 30 • We want YOUR proposal

80. PyCon JP 2012

81. References

82. References • PyCon Taiwan 2012 • Slide: Welcome to PyCon JP • Youtube: Welcome to PyCon JP video

83. References • gihyo.jp: PyCon Taiwan 2012 report

84. References • CodeZine: PyCon Taiwan 2012 trip

85. Thank you

Editor's Notes

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