This repository contains Markdown files of the abstracts for talks that I, Gregory M. Kapfhammer, have given at Python-related and industry-oriented conferences, often in collaboration with my students and colleagues. I am making these available to the community so that others can review the details of talks accepted to this type of conference. Whenever appropriate, I have enhanced the abstracts to make references to the most up-to-date web sites and GitHub repositories.

This is a summary of the files containing abstracts for talks that I have given at Python-related conferences:

• PyCon Lightning Talk 2021: Committing to Writing Good Commit Messages: Supporting the Creation of Human- and Machine-Readable Commit Messages with Python

• PyOhio 2021: Type Annotations in Python: Terribly Intimidating or Tremendously Informative?

• Code PaLOUsa 2021: Great On Their Own, Even Better Together: Application Development with Python, Typer, and Poetry

• Code PaLOUsa 2021: TaDa it's Magic: Predicting the Performance of Python Functions through Automated Doubling Experiments

• PyCon 2019 Poster Symposium: Automatic Detection of Pseudo-tested Methods Using Python and Pytest

• PyCon 2019 Poster Symposium: Using Python and GitHub for Team Formation and Assessment

• PyOhio 2019: Find Your Feature Fit: How to Pick a Text Editor for Python Programming

• PyCon 2018 Education Summit: Using GitHub, Travis CI, and Python to Introduce Collaborative Software Development

• PyOhio 2018: A Hands-On Guide to Teaching Programming with GitHub, Travis CI, and Python

• PyGotham 2018: Using Python, Travis CI, and GitHub to Effectively Teach Programming

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