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Swiss Python Summit

What an incredible two days that was! A hug thanks to all the visitors, supporters, speakers, helpers and sponsors! The next conference will take place in the fall of 2026.

πŸ“£ Latest news

The next conference will take place in the fall of 2026. The exact date will be announced at the beginning of the yearπŸ₯³

🐍 The conference

The Swiss Python Summit is a conference about the programming language you love: Dive into Python's versatility, connect and share experiences with fellow Pythonistas, and stay in the loop with the latest Python trends.

The conference will be held in English and is suited for all skill levels, from early beginners to expert developers.

As last year, there will be a general Python day, exploring the wide range of Python applications, and a dedicated Data Science day.

A unique conference about Python, fun, talks and chats!! 🐍

πŸ“… Date and Location

The summit will take place at the OST campus in the beautiful town of Rapperswil. Find more information on the venue page.

πŸŽ₯ Recordings and slides

Take a look at our recordings and explore what was covered in previous summits.

❀️ Non-Profit

This is a non-profit conference. Click here for more information about the association and its history or here to support us.

πŸ“œ Code of Conduct

We are open to anyone independent of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, creed, religion, nationality, ethnic or social origin. See the full Code of Conduct.

🀝 Sponsors

Do you want to support Swiss Python Summit? Find out more about sponsoring opportunities.

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The Swiss Python Summit is organized by the Swiss Python Summit Association. Contact us via info@python-summit.ch. Follow us on Twitter/X @pythonsummit and LinkedIn swiss-python-summit.

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The amazing drone shot in the header has been provided by Boris Baldinger, thank you very much!