PyData NYC 2022

Supercharge your Python code with Blocks
11-10, 11:45–12:30 (America/New_York), Music Box (5th floor)

Everyone who codes can save time by reusing configuration — whether for logging in to cloud providers or databases, spinning up Docker containers, or sending notifications. The Prefect open source library provides you with blocks - sharable, reusable, and secure configuration with code. Blocks can be created and edited through the Prefect GUI or Python code, allowing for easy collaboration with team members of all skill levels.


In this talk you will learn how you can use the Prefect open source library to quickly create reusable blocks. Blocks give you superpowers for secure collaboration.This talk will be fun and informative. There will be code, concepts, and probably a few puns.Software engineers, data engineers, and data scientists who access APIs, move data, or work with a range of technical and non-technical stakeholders.


Prior Knowledge Expected

No previous knowledge expected

Jeff Hale is passionate about helping people and organizations learn data skills and use data more effectively. As a Developer Advocate at Prefect, Jeff helps people coordinate their dataflows. He has taught over 200 data science lessons and written widely on data-related topics. Jeff has been designated a top Medium writer in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and Technology and authored several books. He co-organizes the Data Science DC Meetup and is a board member of Data Community DC.