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A Practical Road to SaaS' in Python

This talk goes over experiences building SaaS businesses on a Python technology stack from a security and scalability point of view. Where Python shines and which technologies to pair it with for best experiences.


Speaker

Armin Ronacher

Creator of Python Flask

Armin Ronacher is the creator of the Python Flask framework and frequent speaker at conferences about API and system design. He is currently working on Sentry, an Open Source Crash Reporting SaaS business.

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Windsor, 5th flr.

Track

Workhorse Languages, Not Called Java

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