Russell Keith-Magee

If you have a Python program, and you want to display information to the user that is more than text, you're going to need something more complex than a script with `print()` and `input()` calls. You could build a website - but is a web browser your best option? Can you write a native GUI...

You've written some Python code. It works great on your machine. Now you want someone else to use that code. How do you deliver your Python code to someone else so that they can run it? And how do you do that if the person who needs to use your code isn't a Python user themselves? In this talk,...

Building an app with a graphical interface that can run on multiple platforms - including mobile - doesn't have to be difficult. In this talk, you'll learn how to build and run an app with a native GUI that can run on multiple platforms, without modifications.

One of the big features added in Python 3.13 is Tier 3 support for iOS and Android as platforms. This means you can now run Python code that uses the standard library on mobile devices without modification. However, most interesting projects also use code from PyPI... so how do you get that code...

If you need to build a user interface for your Python code, many guides will tell you that your only options are to use the command line, or wrap your code in a web interface.

If you need to build a user interface for your Python code, many guides will tell you that your only options are to use the command line, or wrap your code in a web interface.

A modern mobile phone isn't just a powerful CPU and display. It's a collection of incredibly sophisticated portable sensors: multiple cameras, a high resolution GPS, accelerometers and more. In this talk, you'll learn how to build and run an app on your phone that can access these sensors, using...

The modern mobile phone is an incredibly powerful computing device. However, mobile platforms have historically excluded the Python data science community, requiring specialist platform-specific skills, or making the use of Python data science tools exceedingly difficult.

If you need to build a user interface for your Python code, most guides will tell you that your only options are to use the command line, or wrap your code in a web interface. However, there is another option - building a GUI interface. In this talk, you'll learn how to build a cross-platform...

Python has proven itself to be a powerful tool for data science, and for web servers. However, one area where it hasn't historically been popular is in building applications for end users.

So you’ve written a Python program - a game, a new social media app, or a system administration utility. You think it’s great, and you want to share it with the world.

One of the biggest developments in web technology in the last few years is the emergence of WASM - Web Assembly. But what is WASM? Can you use it in your web projects? Should you? And if so... how?