mastodon 4.8.0-alpha.3+mementomods-2026-09-15We are a non-profit community for #Python developers in Turku area. We organize meetups, sprints and casual get-togethers to learn together and make new friends.
Toots by @hamatti@mastodon.world.
Part of the #TurkuDev Collective.
Logo by Gerry Macken (https://www.gerrymacken.com/)
Thank you to all the partners, speakers and participants who made 2025 a wonderful year for our community.
Now it's time for a small break over the holidays and we'll return with the first meetup of 2026 on January 15th!
Check out the full spring calendar at https://archipylago.dev/ and join us! If you're interested in giving a talk, get in touch!
Our next meetup is May 21st at Readit.ai's office in Kaarina
https://www.meetabit.com/events/archipylago-16-may-2026-at-readit-ai
December is right around the corner and with it comes #AdventOfCode.
We're hosting an Advent of Code sprint — a chill session for us to get together, solve some puzzles and have a good time together before holidays — Thursday 11.12. at Konttori.
https://www.meetabit.com/events/archipylago-15-december-sprint-at-konttori
Ever since our first meetup, we've been pestering Niklas to give a talk and he finally caved!
Super excited to hear about keyword and vector search.
It's meetup day and a full house!
Big thanks to Knowit for hosting us in your comfy office ❤️
Registration to our next meetup, Thursday 13.11. at Knowit is now open at https://www.meetabit.com/events/archipylago-14-november-2025-at-knowit
Join us to learn about search and finite state machines and hang out with the nicest Pythonistas in town.
Check out what's new in Python 3.14 from https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.14.html and check out NaNoGenMo from https://nanogenmo.github.io/
It could be 50,000 repetitions of the word "meow".
RE: https://mastodon.world/@hamatti/115588021956941037
Our Juhis visited @pyconfi@fosstodon.org this year to share his tips for debugging #Python.
Check out the talk from Youtube if you missed it!
Our third speaker is Stephen who's a long-time community member and today he's here to talk about event-driven finite state machines.
