Objective
Attendees will hopefully learn of some of the more interesting features coming in Python 3.3, when compared to both Python 2.7 and 3.2.
Description
This will be a review session, covering some of the interesting features in Python 3.3.
For the benefit of attendees that are still primarily using Python 2.x, the presentation will also cover a few of the key advantages of the Python 3.x series that aren't available in Python 2.7 or as backports on the Python Package Index.
Speaker bio
Nick is a CPython core developer and a nominated member of the Python Software Foundation.
I am the current maintainer of the runpy and contextlib standard library modules, and co-maintainer of the functools module, ipaddress module, import system and CPython's compiler and bytecode execution infrastructure. I'm also active in reviewing proposals on the core development mailing lists, am the author or co-author of several accepted (and rejected!) PEPs and was the approval authority for a number of PEPs accepted into Python 3.3.
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Nick Coghlan would be best person to speak on this topic. He is involved so much in 3.3 Eager to listen to his (recorded) talk.
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