Presentations about: python

SLUUG - December 13, 2023

Create an engaging tech-related blog image. The backdrop should be a sleek modern gradient blue and white, invoking an atmosphere of trust and professionalism. In the center, prominently place the Pandas logo (a friendly panda face), alongside the Python logo. Surround these with subtly incorporated elements for ETL and Machine Learning: icons of gears for ETL, bar charts, and line plots for EDA, and a small neural network diagram for ML. To the side, ensure the Asciinema logo (a terminal screen icon with a play button) is visible but does not overshadow the Pandas design. Perhaps near this, include small terminal session illustrations or a command line snippet. Indicate the Google Colab environment with a small cloud icon, possibly with an arrow pointing at it for an upload/download concept. Finally, balance these design elements, leaving enough whitespace to keep the design clean and approachable, and consider using light, translucent overlays to accentuate key logos.

Python's Pandas Data Frames

By: Robert Citek

Save, Share, and Replay Your Terminal Sessions With Asciinema

By: Sean Twiehaus

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SLUUG - December 8, 2021

Create a digital artwork capturing the essence of complex technologies and themes. Create a dark, metallic backdrop with a digital grid overlay to evoke a futuristic aesthetic. In the center, render the logos representing Python in neon blue and green, a stylized big data icon, an emblem related to email exchange, integrated with a database icon, and a wildcard certificate element comprising small domain icons fused together. Add a shield close to the domain icons indicating security measures. Use swirling lines or arrows between elements to depict data flow. Scatter smaller, glowing tech-related icons in the background. Centralize the main elements in a triangular arrangement. The overall color scheme should be dark shades with metallic blacks and grays, accented with glowing neon blues, greens, and purples.

Fun and Games with Python, Big Data and Exchange

By: Tyler Rudie

Wildcard Certificates

By: Lee Lammert

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