PeopleDavid Arcos

Bio

Distributed systems, scalability, security, Python

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Roles (1)

  • Permanent Committee at PyBCN

Event organizer, Speaker, Mentor at 14 events

YearMonthDayEventGallery
2025NovSpeaker at 🐍PyDay BCN (2025): Introduction to Analog Quantum Computing
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2024NovEvent organizer at 🐍PyDay BCN (2024)
2022JunMentor at 👭Hands-on Django with PyLadiesBCN (2022)
MaySpeaker at 👥Python May Meetup: Building a Django scalable system & Intro to PyScript: Introduction to PyScript
  • 1
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2021NovEvent organizer at 🐍PyDay BCN (2021)
OctSpeaker at 👥PyBCN Online: October Meetup: Wardley mapping the Python Barcelona Association
  • 1
2020DecEvent organizer at 🐍PyDay BCN (2020)
SepSpeaker at 👥PyBCN Online: Taula Rodona sobre Python: Taula Rodona sobre Python (Python Round Table)
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2019NovSpeaker at 🐍PyDay BCN (2019): Closing keynote
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AprSpeaker at 👥Python April Meetup: Does Django scale? Introducción a la escalabilidad
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2017MaySpeaker at 📊PyData Barcelona (2017): Security for Data Scientists
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2016JulSpeaker at 👥Python July Meetup: Efficient Django
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2014MarSpeaker at 👥Python for beginners / Learn some python: The Zen of Python
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2013MarSpeaker at 👥Python Web Frameworks: Django - Best practices

Photos (6)

  • Photo of Introduction to Analog Quantum Computing
    PyDay BCN (2025)
  • Photo of Introduction to PyScript
    Python May Meetup: Building a Django scalable system & Intro to PyScript
  • Photo of Closing keynote
    PyDay BCN (2019)
  • Photo of Security for Data Scientists
    PyData Barcelona (2017)
  • Photo of Efficient Django
    Python July Meetup
  • Photo of The Zen of Python
    Python for beginners / Learn some python

Videos (6)

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