Material from the 10th International Python Conference

Keynotes and other special events

Andrew Koenig's keynote slides (In PDF; Andrew decided not to use HTML since certain slides wouldn't be readable unless you happen to have an APL font on your computer.)
Tim Berners-Lee's keynote slides (in HTML - what else :-)
Introducing Python (the student video)

Impressions

Conference notes by Mark Lutz
Andrew Kuchling's notes on receiving the Frank Willison Award
Python Journal: digests of tutorials, talks
Mike Orr published his impressions in Linux Journal

Presentations

Slides for HotShot: The New Python Profiler, by Fred L. Drake, Jr. (PowerPoint; also in gzipped PostScript converted by Erno Kuusela)
Slides for MEMS Exchange Tools, by Andrew Kuchling
Slides for Integrating Business Information with Python (and other lies), by Kevin Jacobs (7.7MB)
Slides for Webware for Web Application Development, by Geoffrey Talvola
Slides, links and papers from the Zope track
Slides, errata, paper and photos from the Twisted Matrix team
Slides for Gamera: A Python-based toolkit for Structured Document Recognition, by Karl W. MacMillan
The mod_python paper, by Gregory Trubetskoy
Slides for Building a Multi-Language Interpreter Engine by Dan Sugalaski (PDF)

Developer's Day slides

One of the sessions at Developers' Day was a series of lightning talks
Guido van Rossum's Developer's Day slides
Slides for Jeremy Hylton's Faster namespaces talk from the Optimization session at Developers Day
Slides for Skip Montanaro's talk from the Optimization session at Developers Day

Birds-of-a-Feather Sessions

Photos

Guido and Ping. (Really big version.) Photo: Andrew Koenig

Photos by the Twisted Matrix team

Here's a picture taken at IPC10 of the folks who were also present at the very first Python Workshop in 1994:
From left to right: Roger Masse, Barry Warsaw, Skip Montanaro, Guido van Rossum, Steve Majewski, Paul Everitt, Mike Mclay, Jim Fulton, Robin Friedrich.