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The Python conference world is changing. There seems to be a general feeling that, while there is still room for a full-blown InternationalPythonConference, the collective PythonCommunities should also broaden the audience by organizing lower-cost events. = Python Conferences =
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The first such event is [http://www.python.org/pycon/ PyCon DC 2003], with a planned (but currently unannounced) conference fee of less than $200. It will be held at George Washington University's Cafritz Conference Center in Washington DC, from 26-28 March 2003. A two- or three-day "sprint" event is planned before the conference with the intention of improving various aspects of the Python core. There may also be a further sprint immediately following the conference, and there are rumours that at least one commercial concern will be taking advantage of the presence of so many Pythonistas in the area to organize their opwn sprint. So, if you \'ve always wanted to see ExtremeProgramming in action, PyCon will be a good place to start. The Python community tends to organise regional lower-cost events
around the world. Established events such as PyCon and EuroPython have since been joined by other regional conferences, and Python often features prominently in various open source conferences.
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IPC 11, the eleventh InternationalPythonConference, will be a track at OSCON 2003, organized by O'Reilly. == Americas ==

 * PyCon (North America)
 * [[http://ar.pycon.org/|PyCon Argentina]] (Argentina)
 * [[http://pyconbrasil.com.br/|PythonBrasil]] and [[http://www.pythonbrasil.com.br/moin.cgi/PyConDayBrasil|PyConDayBrasil]] (Brazil)
 * [[http://www.scipy.org/Developer_Zone/Conferences/|SciPy conferences]] (California) - focuses on scientific applications

== Asia ==

 * [[http://apac.pycon.org/|PyCon Asia Pacific]] (Singapore)
 * [[http://in.pycon.org/|PyCon India]] (India)

== Australasia ==

 * [[http://nz.pycon.org/|Kiwi PyCon]] (New Zealand)

== Europe ==

 * EuroPython (Europe)
 * [[http://www.euroscipy.org|EuroSciPy conference]] (Germany) - focuses on scientific applications
 * [[http://fr.pycon.org/|PyCon FR]] (France)
 * [[http://www.pycon.it/|PyCon Italia]] (Italy)
 * [[http://pl.pycon.org/|PyCon PL]] (Poland)
 * [[http://www.pyconuk.org|PyCon UK]] (United Kingdom)
 * [[http://rupy.eu/|RuPy]] (Poland) - a hybrid Ruby/Python conference

A list of conferences is also found on the [[http://www.pycon.org/|general PyCon site]].

See the [[PythonEvents]] page for schedule information.

== Open Source Conferences ==

Python has often featured in the following conference series and events:

 * [[http://conferences.oreillynet.com/oscon/|OSCON]] - features a Python track
 * [[http://conferences.oreillynet.com/eurooscon/|EuroOSCON]]
 * [[http://www.osdc.com.au/|OSDC AU]] - a very strong Python track

Python Conferences

The Python community tends to organise regional lower-cost events around the world. Established events such as PyCon and EuroPython have since been joined by other regional conferences, and Python often features prominently in various open source conferences.

Americas

Asia

Australasia

Europe

A list of conferences is also found on the general PyCon site.

See the PythonEvents page for schedule information.

Open Source Conferences

Python has often featured in the following conference series and events:

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