#pyconitalia — Public Fediverse posts
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💛 Four days, hundreds of people, countless memories.
PyCon Italia 2026 may be over, but we can still relive it all through our official photos.
▶️ Watch the video:
https://youtu.be/Iiy2uPsoAww📸 Flickr albums are in the replies👇
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💛 PyCon Italia 2026 is over, but the memories will stay with us for a long time.
Thank you to everyone who helped make these days so special. Speakers, volunteers, sponsors, organizers, partners, and attendees.
This community is what makes PyCon Italia feel like home.
📅 We'll be back on June 2–5, 2027.
See you next year 🐍
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And here are the last ones from the day 😄📸
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Just like every year, one of the best parts of PyCon Italia was meeting so many people from the community 🐍✨
Thank you to everyone who stopped for a chat, shared a story, an idea, or simply a few minutes together.
And an extra thank you to all the people who kindly agreed to be part of yet another one of my conference selfies 😄📸
Here are some of today's!
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This afternoon @pycon 2026 came to an end with the closing session 🎤🐍
As a very tired but very happy staff team, we thanked all the participants, speakers, sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who helped make this edition possible.
And before leaving the stage, we already set the next appointment: PyCon Italia 2027, back in Bologna from June 2 to June 5 ✨
See you next year 🙂
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Another Italian-language talk this morning at PyCon Italia 2026 🇮🇹🐍
This time I’m following Luca Di Vita, co-founder of @pescara together with me, as he takes the audience on a journey from derivatives and differential equations to Neural ODEs and continuous neural networks.
It’s always nice to see local community members sharing their expertise on stage, especially on topics that combine mathematics, machine learning, and research ✨
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At #PyConItalia, @cheukting_ho is telling us about free-threaded #Python. Since the screenshot was taken, we're now up to 208 / 360 of the top PyPI packages ready for free threading! 🚀🧵
https://hugovk.dev/free-threaded-wheels/
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About to listen to @cheukting_ho before lunch, on the status of free threaded Python. #PyConItalia
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One thing I always appreciate about PyCon Italia is that part of the schedule is in Italian, making the conference accessible to people who may not be comfortable following talks in English 🇮🇹🐍
This morning I’m attending Juna Salviati’s talk, “L’essenziale è invisibile agli occhi (ma non a Python)”, an introduction to steganography and the art of hiding messages in plain sight. Very interesting topic and a great example of how broad the Python ecosystem can be ✨
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Advanced Indexing with @be_haki @pycon #PyConItalia 🦄
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One of the nice things about the social dinner was also getting up from the table to say hello to people at other tables and meet even more members of the community 🍝🍷🙂
We also witnessed Andrew attempting to order a cappuccino at 11 PM, with the predictable reaction from the bar staff 😄☕
And after dinner, many of us moved to the hotel bar to keep the evening going a little longer with another drink and a few more conversations ✨
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Tonight was the PyCon Italia 2026 social dinner 🍝🍷🐍
A lovely opportunity to share good Italian food, meet new people around the table, catch up with old friends, and enjoy conversations that rarely fit between talks and conference sessions.
Sometimes the best part of a conference is simply sitting down together and talking for a few hours ✨
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This afternoon, after the closing keynote of the second day of PyCon Italia 2026, many of us gathered by the hotel pool for a group photo, a drink, and a chance to relax together ☀️🏊🍹
After a full day of talks and conversations, it was nice to slow down for a moment and enjoy a few more chats with friends old and new before the evening events ✨
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@pycon @BajoranEngineer @djangoconeurope Dawn’s keynote was a great way to close the second day of PyCon Italia 2026.
The talk sparked lots of questions from the audience, and the discussion could probably have continued much longer.
To wrap up the session, we took a final selfie together on stage before bringing the second day of the conference to a close.
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Closing the second day of @pycon 2026 as talk manager for @BajoranEngineer keynote.
After a long day, I’m tired but genuinely happy to help Dawn on stage. Years ago, she helped me when I gave my first talk abroad at @djangoconeurope 2019 in Copenhagen. It feels special to return the favour.
Her keynote, "Stop Being a Generalist", explores why going deep on a domain can be more valuable than trying to do everything.
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This afternoon after lunch at @pycon 2026 we gathered for a community photo with many local Python groups from across Italy.
From @pycatania to @pybari , Campania @pescara , Marche, @pyvenice , Turin, @pythonmilano , Genoa, @pbg and the newest community joining the network, like Salento, it was great to see so many people representing local Python communities in one place.
The @pythonitalia community keeps growing. 🐍🇮🇹
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I'm also helping Jonathan Ehwald as talk manager for his session at PyCon Italia.
Jonathan is presenting "What I learned migrating @FastAPI & Friends to uv", sharing lessons learned while migrating FastAPI, Typer, SQLModel and other projects to uv.
As someone who maintains libraries himself, it's great to hear practical advice from somebody who has already done the migration work at scale.
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Piero throws Cheshire Cat t-shirts into the audience for people who answer questions during his talk 😄
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Today I'm helping my friend Piero Savastano as talk manager at PyCon Italia.
Piero is presenting his talk in Italian, "Stregatto 2.0", about Cheshire Cat AI, an AI agent framework born in Italy and released under the GPL license.
He brings a lot of energy to the stage: moving around the room, engaging the audience, asking questions, and throwing Cheshire Cat t-shirts to people with the right answers.
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Today I'm helping my friend @carlton present his talk "Static Islands, Dynamic Sea" at PyCon Italia 2026.
We've known each other for years through Django, and we're currently co-organising Django on the Med together.
Former @django Fellow, maintainer, and co-host of @Djangocha, Carlton is exploring how typing can add safety where needed while keeping Django's dynamic nature intact.
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Day 2 of PyCon Italia 2026 has started! ☕🐍
After a social evening that ended a little later than planned, we're back in the keynote room this morning with Diego Russo talking about the evolution of CPython performance.
It's always a pleasure to see friends from the Python community on stage, especially when the topic is how Python itself keeps getting faster release after release.
A strong start to the second day of the conference. 🚀
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The day started with the annual @pythonitalia members' meeting. 🇮🇹
It's always a good opportunity to hear about what's happening across the Italian Python community, discuss ongoing initiatives, and help shape what comes next. 🐍
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We wrapped up the first day of PyCon Italia 2026 with the traditional PyDrink in Via Zamboni 🍻🐍
It was a great chance for participants and organizers to relax together, join the karaoke, and enjoy long conversations outside along Bologna’s historic university street.
And, of course, a small group of us ended the evening with what might be the best crêpe in Bologna at the legendary Bombo Crepes dei Fondatori 😄
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For an hour we walked through streets, squares, and porticoes while discovering the history of a city with more than two thousand years of history and home to the world's oldest university, where I had the pleasure of studying 😊
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This afternoon, after the closing keynote, around sixty PyCon Italia participants joined a guided tour through the historic centre of Bologna.
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This afternoon I had the pleasure of introducing @sarahboyce keynote at @pycon 2026 🐍
Her talk, “Django has a marketing problem”, tackled some old myths about Django and reminded us that, after 20 years, it is still modern, fast, and actively developed.
As someone involved in the Django community, it was a real pleasure to welcome Sarah on stage 💚
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Just finished presenting my talk at PyCon Italia 2026: “Django GeneratedField by Example” 🐍
The schedule was a bit tight, but somehow we still managed to get through all the questions after the talk 😄
Thanks to everyone who joined the session, asked questions, grabbed Django on the Med stickers, or adopted one of the small 3D-printed Python Pescara keychains 🐬
Now time to finally breathe a little before the next hallway conversation starts ☕️
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@sarahboyce getting ready to see us out with today’s closing keynote @pycon 🦄 #PyConItalia