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Speakers

David Brochart

Employers on the program

  1. 2024QuantStack1 talk
Events4
Conferences2
Talks5
Years active2020–2025

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • JupyterCon
  • PyData

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Sep 30, 2025PyData Paris 2025PyDatatalkParallel processing using CRDTs
Beyond embarrassingly parallel processing problems, data must be shared between workers for them to do something useful. This can be done by: - sharing memory…Show less

Beyond embarrassingly parallel processing problems, data must be shared between workers for them to do something useful. This can be done by: - sharing memory between threads, with the issue of preventing access to shared data to avoid race conditions.

Video
Sep 25, 2024PyData Paris 2024PyDatatalkCollaborative editing in Jupyter
as QuantStack
The Jupyter stack has undergone a significant transformation in recent years with the integration of collaborative editing features: users can now modify a…Show less

The Jupyter stack has undergone a significant transformation in recent years with the integration of collaborative editing features: users can now modify a shared document and see each other's changes in real time, with a user experience akin to that of Google Docs.

May 10, 2023JupyterCon 2023JupyterConspeakerJupyter Server—the workhorse that drives nearly all Jupyter web applications
Jupyter Server is the core web server that powers most Jupyter web applications—it is widely used in research, education, and enterprise. Beyond the core web…Show less

Jupyter Server is the core web server that powers most Jupyter web applications—it is widely used in research, education, and enterprise. Beyond the core web server, the Jupyter Server Project offers a powerful collection of plugins and extensions that enable deployers to build a Jupyter web...

May 10, 2023JupyterCon 2023JupyterConspeakerReal Time Collaboration in Jupyter
In the past years, real-time collaboration has become a must for any editor, a feature that users expect as core functionality in their daily editor. Sharing…Show less

In the past years, real-time collaboration has become a must for any editor, a feature that users expect as core functionality in their daily editor. Sharing and collaborating on the same document with your colleagues or teachers increases productivity by improving the teamwork experience.

Oct 12, 2020JupyterCon 2020JupyterConspeakerAnd Voilà! Turning notebooks into standalone web applications

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Jeremy Tuloup4—2025
Johan Mabille4—2025
Tim Paine4—2025
Guillaume Lemaitre3—2025
Martin Renou3—2025
Olivier Grisel3—2025
Thorsten Beier3—2025
Cheuk Ting Ho3—2024
Sylvain Corlay212025
Trung Le212024
Carlos Herrero212023
Alexandre Abraham2—2025
Alix Tiran-Cappello2—2025
Christophe Dervieux2—2025
Davide De Marchi2—2025

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.