Looks like I wonโt be speaking at #pycon this year folks. That's 0/8 talks (accepted / submitted) over the years. You'd think just by the numbers one of them would have made it in. Oh well. Here are my 3 talks that were not accepted. #python
20+ Cutting Edge Python Frameworks, Packages, and Tools You Should Know About
Python's Types: 5 Amazing Ways Python Type Hints Will Supercharge Your Code
HTMX + Flask: Modern Python Web Apps, Hold the JavaScript
@veronica That code is kind of old, and pre-dates the PEP8-ification of pyparsing's API. Also, after I created the railroad diagram for it, it seems like a very liberal parser, accepting any string combination of I's V's, X's, M's, etc. I have a stricter version parser almost ready.
@pamelafox Yes! I never thought much of them before, but Michael Milton's submission of this feature to pyparsing really helped me visualize what the parser structures are doing (and helped me fix some bugs or just generally clean up some of the provided examples).
@nmp@hugovk Thanks all, I finally found them. A lot of submissions, with only 50 minutes, that's, um, only 10 talks, and many more submissions than that. Good luck to everyone who submitted!