Curvenote sponsored the #SciPy2024 proceedings at SciPyConf. Such a fantastic conference and team behind the work.🚀

This Friday at #SciPy2024, C.A.M. Gerlach presented Spyder IDE's updates on SciPyConf Tools Plenary 🐍, with such energy and enthusiasm! ⚡️The audience was captivated (I certainly was!)

What an incredible week of SciPyConf 2024!! A week spent making many new friends, catching up with old friends, and learning new tools in the ecosystem 😊 shoutout to Paige E. Martin and Hannah for being such amazing Earth Geo track co-chairs 🚀🌎

🔥 Sprints kick off today at #SciPy2024 with approximately 150 participants! We’re super excited to see everyone’s contributions to open source projects! 👀 Share them here for all our community to get inspired to contribute to open source and attend sprints next year 🚀

Triple Pangeo sprint going on today at SciPyConf ! We've got groups working on Xarray -DataTree, Cubed, and zarr_dev VirtualiZarr all sat together!

We're MyST-ifying our Pythia Cookbooks during #SciPy2024 Sprint Day (with help from the adjacent Curvenote and 2i2c sprinters) SciPyConf MyST Markdown

Sprints day 1 SciPyConf! Using MetPy, HoloViz Panel, and GeoVista to overlay GOES-16 satellite water vapor with model delivered geopotential heights, interactively, and in 3D! And it’s only lunchtime!

🚀 Exciting sprint sessions at #SciPy2024! Collaborating with maintainers of our favorite scientific python packages is one of the best things of the SciPy conference! 🙌

I've just started a blog, motivated by my (very inspiring!) attendance at SciPyConf (I'll post about that): pierreraybaut.github.io Paul “π” Ivanov - @[email protected]: 👋(never been closer to) following your advice about writing things that didn't fit in my 25-min talk at #SciPy2024

Saying goodbye to Rainier and ⁦SciPyConf⁩ Incredible experience. Wonderful community! 🥰 #Python #OpenSource #SciPy

PyVista integration in MyST Markdown at #SciPy2024. SciPyConf

heading back from SciPyConf – what a week! videos aren’t live yet, but here’s a still of me using reaction coordinate diagrams to explain the typical "cost" interactive visualizations (spoilers: #anywidget is a catalyst). going to take a quiet week back in boston :)

@ScipyConf took place last week at Tacoma (Washington) and it was a blast! 😀 🎉 Here is a summary of our participation in it 🧵

Thank you SciPyConf! We talked to a lot of people about pixi, mamba, conda and conda-forge at SciPyConf! We had a blast. It was great to meet the many communities that use conda and Conda Forge packages!

This is SciPy hero Matthew Feickert reacting to the rattler-build on conda-forge news! Thanks for the amazing work putting together SciPyConf 🚀 🧑‍🔬 It was an honor for Wolf Vollprecht to be a chair for the "Playing Nice" track.

STICKERS! ❤️ ⁦SciPyConf⁩

Back home now, but the experience from SciPyConf is still fresh in my mind. Excited to have presented two posters: Jupyterlab NodeEditor (w/ Matthew Turk @[email protected] and Meagan) and the ArviZ (@[email protected]) Dashboard (w/ [email protected] and Andy). #SciPy2024 is as beautiful as Mount Rainier!

Just published on my blog a post on my feedback from #SciPy2024: pierreraybaut.github.io/blog/002-scipy… Spoiler: I can't wait to get back. SciPyConf: thanks again for having me this year!