06-03, 09:45–10:30 (Asia/Jerusalem), Main Hall
The Python Package Index (PyPI) is the principal repository of software packages for the Python programming language. In this talk, Nicole will dig into PyPI's history, explore recent improvements, and pose questions about the future of the service.
The Python Package Index (PyPI) is the principal repository of software packages for the Python programming language.
In April 2019, PyPI served 17 billion HTTP requests, with almost 2 million people visiting pypi.org via their web browser. The Python community depends on PyPI for the ongoing functioning of the entire Python ecosystem.
In this talk, Nicole will dig into PyPI's history, explore recent improvements, and pose questions about the future of the service.
Nicole Harris is the lead designer and HTML/CSS developer on the Warehouse project - the new codebase powering the Python Package Index (PyPI). Through her work on Warehouse, Nicole is also a member of the Python Packaging Authority and Python Packaging Working Group.
Nicole currently leads the UX and UI teams at PeopleDoc, where she works closely with designers, developers and product owners to deliver better experiences for all PeopleDoc users.
Nicole originates from Australia, but now lives in Perth, Scotland.
Personal website: http://whoisnicoleharris.com/