PyCon AU
@pycon.org.au
PyCon AU 2026 is Australia's national conference for everyone using the Python programming language, taking place August 26th-August 30th.
PyCon AU's Company Logos
PyCon AU's Brand Colors
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#EF553C
Flamingo
239, 85, 60
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0, 64, 75, 6
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Sulu
189, 244, 97
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Eucalyptus
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About PyCon AU
PyCon AU is the national conference for the Python programming community in Australia. It brings together a diverse group of professionals, students, educators, scientists, and enthusiasts who share a love for Python. As a not-for-profit event, PyCon AU is organized by an all-volunteer team with a strict editorial firewall to ensure independence and high-quality content.
The conference spans over several days, each with its own unique focus. On the first day, attendees can dive deeper into specialist tracks, also known as miniconfs. These tracks cover various topics such as DjangoCon AU, Education, Our Connected Universe, and All Things Data.
Each track is carefully curated by experts in their respective fields. The following two days feature the conference's main tracks, offering a wide range of talks on Python-related subjects. Attendees can choose from beginner-friendly or advanced sessions, covering both technical and non-technical topics.
The day concludes with entertaining lightning talks, where participants can share their ideas. Finally, the event ends with two days dedicated to development sprints and social events. These sprints provide a collaborative environment for developers to work on open-source projects, regardless of their experience level.
PyCon AU aims to foster a supportive community, providing all the necessary resources for participants to flourish. Over the years, PyCon AU has been held in various cities across Australia, and in 2023, it will take place in Adelaide. The event's rich history and exciting program make it a must-attend conference for anyone passionate about Python.
To get a taste of previous conferences, you can explore the PyConAU YouTube channel. Join PyCon AU and immerse yourself in the world of Python programming
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2010
Company size
2-10 employees
