< Chun-Yu Tseng > Chun-Yu Tseng is a software engineer in Umbo Computer Vision, Taipei. He met Python in 2010 has become a volunteer in the Taiwan Python community since 2012. Besides Python, he loves cats. #PyConAPAC2020#PyCon#PyConPanelTopic#PyConPanelist#Python#PythonProgrammingLanguageGet your ticket now at https://pycon-apac-2020-online.peatix.com/

< Chee Yim > Chee Yim is a self proclaimed generalist and a proud founding team member of WWCode KL since 2014. She enjoys learning coding through teaching, human connections in community and podcasts. She is currently part of the co-founding team of a property management startup (IdealHub.com). #PyConAPAC2020#PyCon#PyConPanelTopic#PyConPanelist#Python#PythonProgrammingLanguageGet your ticket now at https://pycon-apac-2020-online.peatix.com/

Arthur Kent Arthur Kent Raymond started programming back in 1986, and has been involved in the professional software industry in Kota Kinabalu since 1998. He currently works in Digital Heritage Sdn. Bhd. – the software, web and data arm of Sabah.Net Sdn. Bhd – and has been one of the architects behind some enterprise-level state…

In recent years, we have noticed high reluctance towards MySQL claiming that it is not scalable, however, the names of tech giants like Twitter and Facebook in list of MySQL customers raise suspicion. MySQL has been criticized for being hard to scale, and sometimes that’s true, but usually you can make MySQL scale well if…

Over the past couple of years, several professionals and teams have started to utilize serverless and container concepts and techniques to design and build scalable, low cost, and maintainable applications. Understanding the concepts alone will not guarantee success especially when dealing with modern complex requirements involving Machine Learning and Data Engineering. It is critical that…

We all value good product docs, but writing them is another story. The pressure to launch the product does not leave you time for taking care of documentation. And when there is time, you don’t feel productive since you know they might become outdated as soon as there is a new version of the software.In…

Guido van Rossum is Python’s creator. He is Dutch, but lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. Until July 2018 he was Python’s BDFL (Benevolent Dictator For Life), and he is still deeply involved in the Python community (especially in the area of language design). Until October 2019 he was a Principal Engineer at Dropbox….

< Jean F. Queralt > Jean F. Queralt is the Founder and CEO of The IO Foundation, a nonprofit advocating for Data-Centric Digital Rights. For too long, he had been disturbed by the level of intrusion that information and communication technologies have in the personal lives of citizens and societies at large. With a full…