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Hey Pythonistas! 🐍 Mark your calendars for September 17, 2026 at Nasdaq Offices, BGC Corporate Center, Taguig as we come together for the PythonPH September Meetup 2026—an evening of learning, collaboration, and community. This month’s theme, “Markets Are Always Changing. Code Shouldn’t Be.”, highlights how Python provides the stability and flexibility to build systems that adapt seamlessly to shifting market dynamics without sacrificing reliability Come join fellow developers, data enthusiasts, and curious innovators for insightful talks, inspiring stories, and meaningful connections. Whether you’re just starting your Python journey or already a seasoned pro, this is the perfect space to learn, grow, and collaborate. See you there! 👋 RSVP Guidelines It’s free to register, and light snacks will be served. Slots are limited—sign up early using your FULL NAME and EMAIL. Please use an active email address, as confirmation and announcement emails will be sent there. No walk-ins will be accepted. Please bring a valid government-issued ID for building security. Entry may be refused without proper identification. Dress appropriately (smart casual recommended).

Hey Pythonistas! Level up your Data & AI game at PyWorks October 2026. This is a full-day workshop designed to level up your Python skills where we ditch the slides and get straight to coding—covering everything from data wrangling to AI-powered automation. Join us on October 3, 2026 at RELX Reed Elsevier, UP Technohub, Quezon City. Whether you're into wrangling data or building AI-powered apps, we've got two parallel tracks lined up just for you: Track 1: Data & Analytics Data-Engineered Analytics: Building Schema-Driven Event Pipelines in Python by Alysson Alvaran – Learn how to transform messy, unstructured JSON logs into clean, query-ready tables using Python, Pydantic, and DuckDB. Weather-Weather Lang: What Can Data Tell Us? by Vanessa Althea Bermudez – Explore a practical machine learning workflow using real-world weather data—from data prep to model evaluation. Track 2: AI & Automation Generative AI and Prompt Engineering by Lee Mark Chavez – Go beyond basic prompts and learn a structured approach that works at scale, with options for both Python and no-code tracks. Intro to Context Engineering: From Strategic Prompting to Building Apps with Low-Code AI by Daniel Caparro – Learn how to turn strategic prompting into functional applications using low-code and generative AI platforms. What to expect: Code-first sessions – This is a workshop, not a lecture. You'll be writing actual Python code throughout the day. Two parallel tracks – Choose the path that fits your interest, whether it's data or AI. Beginner-to-intermediate friendly – Designed for Python users who are ready to take the next step. No prior ML or AI experience required. Logistics: What to bring: Laptop with a power cable (we'll provide WiFi and electricity). Food: Snacks and refreshments will be served. Slots: Limited to ensure an optimal hands-on experience for everyone.

April 20th and 21st Part A (Suitable for all skill levels). April 22nd and 23rd Part B (Suitable for more advanced users).