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The Bakery: How PEP810 sped up my bread operations business

UA2.220 (Guillissen) | Day 1 | 15:00 - 15:30 | Speakers: Jacob Coffee

The Bakery: How PEP810 sped up my bread operations business
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Abstract

Discover how PEP 810's explicit lazy imports can dramatically improve Python application startup times. Using a real CLI tool as a case study, that we totally use in our real business, this talk demonstrates practical techniques to optimize import performance while maintaining code clarity and safety.

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Jacob Coffee

Jacob Coffee is an Infrastructure Engineer at the Python Software Foundation and a newly invited CPython triager. He supports key Python services such as PyPI.org and Python.org while also contributing to the maintenance of the Litestar ecosystem which boasts libraries such as Litestar, Advanced Alchemy, Polyfactory, and more. He is passionate about open-source development, the mission of the PSF, and enhancing the tools that empower developers worldwide.

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