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Python 3.13 and the Latest Trends: A Developer’s Guide to 2025

Valeria Letusheva

We invite you to join us in just two days time, on October 3 at 5:00 pm CEST (11:00 am EDT), for a livestream shining a spotlight on Python 3.13 and the trends shaping its development.

Our speakers:

Łukasz Langa, CPython Developer in Residence, release manager for Python 3.8–3.9, and creator of Black.
Tania Allard, Vice-chair of the PSF board, PSF fellow, and Director at Quansight Labs.

They will discuss the most notable features of Python 3.13 and examine the industry trends likely to influence its future. This is a great opportunity to get ahead of the release and ask your questions directly to the experts.

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Livestream: “Python, Django, PyCharm, and More”

Join us for the new PyCharm Livestream episode to learn about everything new in the world of Python on January 25 at 4:00 pm UTC.

Join the Webinar: Do You Do Enough Testing? pytest to the Rescue!

Join our webinar on November 21 at 4:00 pm UTC to learn how you can use pytest to find bugs, improve code quality, and even have some fun along the way. We’ll be chatting with Brian Okken about all things pytest, including some live coding examples.

Live stream: Who Is Behind Django? An Interview with the DSF President

We’ve all seen and used the famous Django framework, but there’s a lot more to a successful project than commits. The Django Software Foundation is a hallmark achievement in the Python community, but who’s behind it? In this interview, we’ll be talking with DSF President Chaim Kirby about its histor…

Join the Webinar: Efficient Information Extraction From Text With spaCy

Learn how to process and analyze unstructured data with spaCy, a trending open-source library for advanced NLP in Python. Join our webinar on May 11 at 4 pm UTC.