Reactive Programming in Python
Using declarative, reactive programming and immutable data structures in Python
We're back for October's Python NE with Alex Kavenagh of Canonical showing us some of the tricks of the trade for building large infrastructure at Canonical.
Why use immutable data structures in Python? And if so, how do you make them? Finally, a use case for immutable data structures; Reactive Programming using declarative and functional concepts.
This will be a dive into immutable data structures in Python and the benefits functional programming can bring over imperative programming styles.
As always, we'll be at Campus North in the centre of Newcastle and pizza will be provided by Pebble and Sharpe Recruitment!
We're looking forward to seeing you there!
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Speakers
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Alex KavanaghSoftware Developer, Geek, Linux user, and FOSS enthusiast. Works at Canonical. All opinions are my own.
Sponsors
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Sharpe RecruitmentFinding the sharpest talent in Creative & Tech since 2009. North East Focus. National Reach. #NEJobs #UKTechJobs
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PebbleProviding expert support and time-saving software to UK schools, allowing them to generate & manage income. For help & advice call us on 0845 310 1788
Hosts
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Campus NorthThe home of startups in the North East. Hotdesking, coworking and meeting space available! Tweets by @111Lynsey & @gemmaneams.
Location
Campus North
Sunco House, 5 Carliol Square, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6UF, UK
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