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MrValdez

Events3
Conferences1
Talks3
Years active2023–2026
Miles between events1,8613 in-person events · 2 countries

The year around now

Talks in the past 12 months and announced talks ahead, one row per conference, January to December. Hover a mark for the talk.

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Held in the past 12 months Next 12 months Today, Nov 9, 2026

Appearances by year

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  • PyCon (national Python conferences)

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Mar 21, 2026PythonAsia 2026PyCon (national Python conferences)talkLet's live code a game with Arcade in less than 30 minutes!
Arcade is a game programming engine built on top of Python. Compared to pygame, Arcade uses OOP concepts to speed up development of games. It also comes with…Show less

Arcade is a game programming engine built on top of Python. Compared to pygame, Arcade uses OOP concepts to speed up development of games. It also comes with built-in collision detection and other functionality useful to making a game!

Mar 1, 2025PyCon APAC 2025PyCon (national Python conferences)talk[Talk] Quickly make a game with Arcade, the game programming framework for Python!
Have you ever want to make a game but don't want to deal with low level programming? Do you want to make a game with Python? Then, this talk is for you. In less…Show less

Have you ever want to make a game but don't want to deal with low level programming? Do you want to make a game with Python? Then, this talk is for you. In less than 15 minutes, we will be learn how to make a simple game. No need to learn how to do collision detection or manage your controllers,...

Oct 26, 2023PyCon APAC 2023PyCon (national Python conferences)lightningHow to study by making flash cards with Python
Part of learning is to train your brain to recognize what you're studying. One of the ways to do this is to use flash cards. In this lightning talk, I will show…Show less

Part of learning is to train your brain to recognize what you're studying. One of the ways to do this is to use flash cards. In this lightning talk, I will show how I use Python to make flash cards, as well as tips on how to study efficiently.

Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Takayuki Shimizukawa3—2026
Arnel Jan Sarmiento2—2026
Hayao Suzuki2—2026
Kirill Tribunskii2—2026
Luis Caezar Ian Panganiban2—2026
nikkie2—2026
Piti Champeethong2—2026
Samantha Vivien L. Servo2—2026
Yu Saito2—2026
Yuichiro Tachibana2—2026
Cheuk Ting Ho2—2025
Kazuya Takei (attakei)2—2025
Manabu TERADA2—2025
Niño R. Eclarin2—2025
Takanori Suzuki2—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.