November 2025 Meetup
The PyTexas organizers came together for a fireside chat to share their processes, answer questions, and tell amazing stories of PyTexas past.
Records of all our past meetups with recordings, links, slides, etc.
The PyTexas organizers came together for a fireside chat to share their processes, answer questions, and tell amazing stories of PyTexas past.
In an era where enterprises generate massive, complex streams of unstructured data from documents and logs to images, audio, and video, traditional search and analytics fall short. This session explores a transformative, production-ready framework for Multimodal Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), designed to redefine how organizations unlock insights from every data modality.
Modern software applications are distributed systems. Applications need to connect and communicate with services, data repositories, users, etc., all over a network. But how do we make them durable?
Testing is a risk-mitigating activity that takes time. Ideally, we want to cover as many behaviors as possible in the shortest amount of time for fast feedback. The only way to speed up is to scale up. But how?
Keeping with tradition, we hosted our 2nd July Lightning Talks meetup. We had three speakers present, all on amazing topics.
Piper shares her experience of building an open source project in public for over a decade and the lessons she's learned.
Akshay shared with us his inspiring project, combining AI and DevOps into a chatbot to help address real world production issues.
Pavan joined us to talk about the love/hate relationship with the GIL, and how to get around it with multiprocessing.
With all these animals it may as well be a circus. Sourav talked about Pandas and FireDucks!
It's not just a healthy snack, it's also an asynchronous task queue. Dishant talked about Celery and the unique challenges of running it at scale.