python_ireland_event_resources

This is an archive of the resources available for each Python Ireland event.

How do I use this resource?

Attendees:

If you are an attendee and are interested in finding out more about a talk, you can find relevant information here.
Here is a direct link to PyCon 2025:
Here is a direct link to PyCon 2024:

Speakers:

If you are a speaker you can add a list of relevant resources to the resources.csv in each "pycon" folder.
The resources.csv files are located in this repo -> year -> resources.csv
So: python_ireland_event_resources -> 2025 -> resources.csv

Useful resources could be; slides location, repo location, a video of this talk, your contact information. For videos - you may have presented this talk at another conference, feel free to publish presentations previous of the same talk here. You may update the video link when the PyCon Ireland videos become available.

For example:

If your talk details are:

Presenter name: "Paul Atreides"
Presentation name: "The Butlerian Jihad - AI and it's impact."
Presentation type: "keynote"
Room number: 1
Repo location: https://github.com/PythonIreland/python_ireland_event_resources
Slides location: # None available, leave blank.
Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jepd7EVK-wA
Contact: mywebsite.com/socials

Then add them to the resources.csv like this:

Presenter name:	Presentation name:	Presentation type:	Day	Room number:	Repo location:	Slides location	videos:	contact
"Paul Atreides"	"The Butlerian Jihad - AI and it's impact."	"keynote"	Saturday	1	https://github.com/PythonIreland/python_ireland_event_resources		https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jepd7EVK-wA	mywebsite.com/socials

PyCon 2025:

This is a list of resources speakers can connect to their talk, such as location of slides, repos, or videos of past talks.

PyCon 2025:

Previous PyCons:

If you'd like to submit data for a previous PyCon but the folder isn't there - create it 🙂

Contributing:

You'll need to create a branch and Pull Request to have your changes included. If you're not familiar the steps are as follows:

Creating a PR:

1. Create and switch to a new branch

git checkout -b your-branch-name

2. Make your changes (edit files, add features, etc.)

3. Stage and commit your changes

git add . git commit -m "Your descriptive commit message"

4. Push the branch to GitHub

git push origin your-branch-name

5. Open a Pull Request on GitHub:

- Go follow the URL to GitHub.
- Click "Compare & pull request" for your newly pushed branch.
- Fill in the PR details and submit.