Our great sponsors
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WorkOS
The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
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Pandas
Flexible and powerful data analysis / manipulation library for Python, providing labeled data structures similar to R data.frame objects, statistical functions, and much more
With more funding, the Python Software Foundation could do great things that make access to programming skills more equitable: underwrite more grassroots events in communities all over the world helping people learn about Python and find mentors, sponsor more Python Ambassadors to do outreach, host more gatherings that bring together programmers from different sectors (social, research, private, public), and lead more initiatives specifically targeted at increasing access with populations that don’t have access now to training and programming coaching. And on top of that, maintaining the Python language itself and the many amazing Python tools and teams, upon which the community is built.
With more funding, the Python Software Foundation could do great things that make access to programming skills more equitable: underwrite more grassroots events in communities all over the world helping people learn about Python and find mentors, sponsor more Python Ambassadors to do outreach, host more gatherings that bring together programmers from different sectors (social, research, private, public), and lead more initiatives specifically targeted at increasing access with populations that don’t have access now to training and programming coaching. And on top of that, maintaining the Python language itself and the many amazing Python tools and teams, upon which the community is built.
With more funding, the Python Software Foundation could do great things that make access to programming skills more equitable: underwrite more grassroots events in communities all over the world helping people learn about Python and find mentors, sponsor more Python Ambassadors to do outreach, host more gatherings that bring together programmers from different sectors (social, research, private, public), and lead more initiatives specifically targeted at increasing access with populations that don’t have access now to training and programming coaching. And on top of that, maintaining the Python language itself and the many amazing Python tools and teams, upon which the community is built.