Welcome to PyCon Italia 2025!
#PyConIT2025
PyCon Italia is the conference dedicated to the Python programming language. Since 2007, we have gathered every year to stay updated on all the news in the Python world and to celebrate our passion for this programming language together with the entire community.
After hosting the event in Florence for years, PyCon Italia 2025 will take place in Bologna from May 28 to May 31. It will be an opportunity to participate in keynotes, talks, and workshops, as well as to socialize with others who share an interest in Python.
If you have a passion for Python, use it for work, or are studying it, this is THE conference not to miss! Attending PyCon Italia is a unique chance to connect with Python communities around the world, in addition to the Italian one, and to network with students, professionals, speakers, and companies that work with this programming language.
The values of PyCon Italia are based on respect, inclusion, and support. The conference is committed to creating a welcoming environment for all individuals, promoting diversity, inclusion, and accessibility in every activity and channel where it has an impact.
Keynote Speakers
Alessandro Molina
Alessandro has been working in the Python Open Source field for 20 years and has been focusing on Data Engineering for the past 10 years. During the years he has been the core developer of the TurboGears2 web framework, a core developer of the Ming MongoDB ORM used at Sourceforge.net, and a contributor of the Apache Arrow and Substrait projects. Recently Alessandro has been Senior Director of Open Source Engineering at Voltron Data, where he led development efforts on Apache Arrow, ADBC, Substrait and Ibis and currently works at Posit where he has been focusing on improving support for Python software in Posit products. Alessandro is the author of the Crafting Test-Driven Software with Python and Modern Python Standard Library Cookbook and is currently working on the 5th edition of the Expert Python Programming book.
Sarah Abderemane
Sarah Abderemane, also known as “sabderemane”, is a software developer in France. She currently works at Kraken Tech, part of the Octopus Energy group, contributing to solutions to climate change. She works mainly on the backend, but also likes to work on the frontend in her spare time.
Sarah organizes the Django Paris meetup and is an active member of the Django community: she is one of the organizers of the Djangonaut Space program, a member of the Django Accessibility team and Vice President of the Django Software Foundation.
Conference Breakdown
Wednesday, May 28: Open Learning Day [Free Event]
From Thursday 29 to Saturday 31 May: Conference (Talks, Tutorials, social events)
