Just because I wanted a list of all the talks with links where possible to the videos. I originally was going to compile twitter handles too but google is your friend :)
Name typos are not on purpose :)
Opening Statements from Julia Evans
Keynote from Catherine Bracy
Keynote by Guido Van Rossum
Keynote by Gabriella Coleman
Speaker
Title (Video link where possible)
Greg Ward
How to Write Reusable Code
Julia Evans
Systems programming as a swiss army knife
Dan Crosta
Good Test, Bad Test
Amy Hanlon
Investigating Python Wats
Kate Heddleston
How our engineering environments are killing diversity (and how we can fix it).
Andreas Dewes
Learning from other's mistakes: Data-driven analysis of Python code
Michael Scherer
Ansible beyond YAML
Katie Cunningham
Usability Testing on the Cheap
Philip James, Asheesh Laroia
Type python, press enter. What happens?
Carol Willing
Finding Your Groove: Contributing to CPython and Beyond
Nina Zakharenko
Technical Debt - The code monster in everyone's closet
Andrew T. Baker
Demystifying Docker
Itamar Turner-Trauring
A Beginner's Guide to Test-driven Development
Ned Batchelder
Facts and Myths about Python names and values
Shauna Gordon-McKeon
Open Source for Newcomers and the People Who Want to Welcome Them
Mali Akmanalp
Other people's messy data (and how not to hate it!)
James Cammarata
Achieving Continuous Delivery: An Automation Story
Ian Cordasco
Cutting Off the Internet: Testing Applications that Use Requests
Allison Kaptur
Bytes in the Machine: Inside the CPython interpreter
Glyph
The Ethical Consequences Of Our Collective Activities
Christine Spang
To ORM or not to ORM
Dan Tracy
Ship it: Deployments with Pip
Olivier Grisel
Build and test wheel packages on Linux, OSX & Windows
Allison Kaptur
Exploring is never boring: understanding CPython without reading the code
en zyme, Hakim Bouatou, Jon Henner
Pythons are Deaf, So are Some Pythonistas
Elizabeth Ramirez
Graph Database Patterns in Python
Domen Kožar
Rethinking packaging, development and deployment
Daniel Vanderkam
Make web development awesome with visual diffing tools
Laura Rupprecht
Describing Descriptors
Carina C. Zona
Schemas for the Real World
Alex Gaynor
Techniques for Debugging Hard Problems
Matt Makai, Kate Heddleston
Choose Your Own WSGI Deployment Adventure
A. Jesse Jiryu Davis
Eventually Correct: Testing Async Apps
Brandon Rhodes
Oh, Come On. Who Needs Bytearrays?
Sasha Laundy
Your Brain's API: Giving and Getting Technical Help
Clayton Parker
So you think you can PDB?
Colton Meyers
Managing Your Infrastructure with SaltStack
Nicholas Tollervey
Lessons learned with asyncio ("Look ma, I wrote a distributed hash table!")
Jim Baker
A Winning Strategy with The Weakest Link: how to use weak references to make your code more robust
Kathleen Danielson
Avoiding Burnout, and other essentials of Open Source Self-Care
Lightning Talks
Lightning Talks
Morning Keynote by Van Lindberg
Morning Keynote by Jacob Kaplan-Moss
Afternoon Keynote by Guido Van Rossum
Afternoon Keynote by Gary Bernhardt