Talk - "pip install new syntax"

[tusharsadhwani]

Title of the talk

pip install new syntax

Description

In the past few projects of mine, I've tinkered with adding new syntax to Python. There's many different approaches for doing it, but they're all really cumbersome and hard to maintain and use together.

So I decided it is time to create a framework that lets you do that.

Do you want to use something like JSX in your Python code? Do you like the |> operator from Elixir, or the ?. operator from JavaScript?

All of that, and more, is now possible with a new framework called new_syntax.

What format do you have in mind for your talk?

Talk

Table of contents

• Why add new syntax to Python
• How does this even work
• Composition, and the possibilities that open up with new_syntax.

What domain would you say your talk falls under?

Core Python

Duration in minutes (including Q&A)

30

Prerequisites

No pre requisites, other being able to understand simple Python code.

Speaker bio

Python + OSS code monkey, writer and speaker, keeps inventing packages that no-one uses, usually. Sometimes they get really popular and maintaining them becomes an unexpected burden, but enjoys it nonetheless.

Blog: https://tushar.lol Twitter: https://twitter.com/tusharisanerd GitHub: https://github.com/tusharsadhwani

The talk/workshop speaker agrees to

• [X] Share the slides, code snippets and other material used during the talk

• [X] If the talk is recorded, you grant the permission to release the video on BangPyper's YouTube channel under CC-BY-4.0 license

• [X] Not do any hiring pitches during the talk and follow the Code of Conduct

[nvs-abhilash]

@tusharsadhwani are you open to presenting this talk on 19th October BangPyper's meet-up?

[tusharsadhwani]

I have other commitments that weekend. Can we do next month?

[tusharsadhwani]

Actually nevermind, I'll present on 19th, it's in the afternoon right?

[nvs-abhilash]

First half from 10:30.

[tusharsadhwani]

works for me.