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PyCharm at PyTennessee 2018

Posted on January 31, 2018 by Paul Everitt

PyCharm is heading to PyTennessee 2018, Feb 10-11 in Nashville, TN.

We have several things going on:

Ernst Haagsman is giving a talk Deploying your Django Application to AWS ECS
Paul Everitt will join Ernst at the PyCharm booth
Like always, we’ll have our “developer survey for a free license raffle” iPad

If you’re going to PyTennessee, leave us a comment or give us a shout on Twitter.

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2 Responses to PyCharm at PyTennessee 2018

Justin Miller says:
January 31, 2018
Woohoo! See you guys at PyTennessee!!
Alexander Swensen says:
March 8, 2018
It was great seeing you guys there! Looking forward to all the new things coming to PyCharm this year!

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