Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Modern software applications are distributed systems. They need to connect and communicate with other applications across a network. Event-Driven Architecture is a common pattern for facilitating this connectivity, using Events as the communication abstraction. However, this pattern introduces complexities as well, such as fragmented logic, increased latency, decreased observability, and more. But what if there were a way to get the benefits of Event-Driven Architecture without the complexities?
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๐ค Speaker: Mason Egger
Mason Egger is a Developer Advocate specializing in Python, cloud computing, and AI. He is passionate about helping developers build real-world solutions using modern tools and enjoys teaching complex topics in an approachable way.
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Modern software applications are distributed systems. They need to connect and communicate with other applications across a network. Event-Driven Architecture is a common pattern for facilitating this connectivity, using Events as the communication abstraction. However, this pattern introduces complexities as well, such as fragmented logic, increased latency, decreased observability, and more. But what if there were a way to get the benefits of Event-Driven Architecture without the complexities?
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๐ค Speaker: Mason Egger
Mason Egger is a Developer Advocate specializing in Python, cloud computing, and AI. He is passionate about helping developers build real-world solutions using modern tools and enjoys teaching complex topics in an approachable way.
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๐ Conference Info
pytexas.org/2026
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