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Thoughts on the Future of Python

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Thoughts on the Future of Python
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Python has come a long way since it was created in 1989. The talk will look into the current state, upcoming changes and explore possibilities for its future development, both at a language and application level. The talk looks at Python's development from a higher level point of view, using a more business oriented approach and analyzing the perspective from a corporate C-level user. It's an updated version of the talk I've given at Driving IT 2020 and include more recent developments.