Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Philip James
pretalx.northbaypython.org/nbpy-2023/talk/UHRNVE
Every week, in every city, hundreds if not thousands of decisions, big and small, are being made about the places where we all live. Most of the time, these decisions are hidden behind old systems, arcane websites, or poorly formatted PDFs. With the power of Datasette, Python data tooling, and Github actions, you can quickly set up a low-or-no-cost city data pipeline, and help us all better understand the decisions being made where we live.
North Bay Python is a boutique one-track conference, held in Petaluma, California. Our first events were held in 2017-2019 in a 100 year-old theater in the city's downtown. After a planned one-year break that's turned into almost four years, we're excited to return!
This year, we're holding our conference in July, in a barn, on a ranch overlooking the Petaluma River.
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Sun Jul 30 10:30:00 2023 at Reis River Ranch
Philip James
pretalx.northbaypython.org/nbpy-2023/talk/UHRNVE
Every week, in every city, hundreds if not thousands of decisions, big and small, are being made about the places where we all live. Most of the time, these decisions are hidden behind old systems, arcane websites, or poorly formatted PDFs. With the power of Datasette, Python data tooling, and Github actions, you can quickly set up a low-or-no-cost city data pipeline, and help us all better understand the decisions being made where we live.
North Bay Python is a boutique one-track conference, held in Petaluma, California. Our first events were held in 2017-2019 in a 100 year-old theater in the city's downtown. After a planned one-year break that's turned into almost four years, we're excited to return!
This year, we're holding our conference in July, in a barn, on a ranch overlooking the Petaluma River.
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Sun Jul 30 10:30:00 2023 at Reis River Ranch







, which posited that all modern digital infrastructure is ultimately transitively dependent on a project some random person in Nebraska has been thanklessly maintaining since 2003.
How can we find these projects and ensure that their maintainers get the thanks and — more importantly — the resources they need?
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