Im Rahmen unseres Förderprogramms unterstützen wir die PyLadies bei einem Workshop auf der PyConDE um Teilnehmer*innen mit Hardware auszustatten.

As part of PyCon DE 18 Pyladies and MicroPython will be running a beginner friendly full day hands-on workshop on MicroPython and the IoT. We welcome anyone with existing programming knowledge or who is code curious to join us.

You received a pyboard last year during PyCon DE but did not really do something with it until today? We want to change this! So bring your board along or any other MicroPython related hardware.

If you have existing hardware feel free to bring it along, you can also purchase hardware here or on the day. We will also have units you can work with without having to purchase them. Lunch will be provided and at the end of the day we will run a presentation of what has been produced (optional).

Buying the hardware does not automatically sign you up for this workshop.

Please note that MicroPython is an Open Source project that funds itself solely through selling hardware. If you like to support this – please consider buying the hardware.

PyLadies

is an international mentorship group for women with mission to promote, educate, and advance a diverse Python community and provide a friendly support network with a bridge to the larger Python world.

MicroPython

is a lean and efficient implementation of Python 3 that includes a small subset of the Python standard library and is optimised to run on microcontrollers and in constrained environments. The MicroPython Pyboard is a compact electronic circuit board that runs MicroPython on the bare metal, giving you a low-level Python operating system that can be used to control all kinds of electronic projects. The pyboard is the official MicroPython microcontroller board with full support for software features.

Learn more here: micropython.org

Gender policy

We believe knowledge is for all and at the same time our events aim primarily to empower women tech community. We request non female attendees to be aware of these situation and make their presence discrete. Eg. by coming with a female plus one to ensure gender balance, avoiding to be heard more than the rest of the attendees in discussions and question sections.