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UID:pretalx-europython-2026-GCWCEU-0@programme.europython.eu
DTSTART;TZID=CET:20260713T093000
DTEND;TZID=CET:20260713T110000
DESCRIPTION:We know we should write automated tests. But too often\, it is 
 a real chore: they may be slow\, unreliable\, difficult to run\, to mainta
 in\, even to write! Why is it so hard? How to take back control?\n\nFor th
 at\, you will work on a realistic project: a Python app with FastAPI backe
 nd\, a PostgreSQL database\, configuration files\, third-party APIs\, ... 
 and tests that are awful.\n\nYou will review:\n- the quality culture of th
 e project\n- how it is architectured\n- the existing tests\n- and the code
  quality\n\nThen you will prepare the plan:\n- your own test pyramid / str
 ategy\n- testing tools needed\n- essential scenarios\n- the CI to have you
 r back\n\nAnd start coding:\n- updating the existing tests\n- adding new t
 ests using powerful tooling\n- minimal refactoring to enable testing\n- cr
 eating fakes/mocks/simulators to enable testing\n\nYou'll leave able to:\n
 * diagnose what makes tests slow or convoluted\n* design a pragmatic test 
 strategy for your codebase\n* implement reliable tests\, with fakes and te
 stcontainers\n* refactor just enough to make code testable\n\nIt will be a
 round 65% hands-on\, and 35% guided analysis. The first two parts will tak
 e the first half of the session\, so that you have plenty of time to actua
 lly implement the strategy during the second half.\nThe code repository wi
 ll stay available to you after the workshop\, along with an example of the
  end-result.\n\nSetup :\n* [`uv`](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/)\n* (optional
 ) docker or podman\, to run TestContainers\n* (optional) a GitHub or GitLa
 b account\, to run CI
DTSTAMP:20260711T112303Z
LOCATION:S4B
SUMMARY:Getting out of the testing hell - Julien Lenormand\, GAFFIOT Jonath
 an
URL:https://programme.europython.eu/europython-2026/talk/GCWCEU/
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UID:pretalx-europython-2026-GCWCEU-1@programme.europython.eu
DTSTART;TZID=CET:20260713T111500
DTEND;TZID=CET:20260713T124500
DESCRIPTION:We know we should write automated tests. But too often\, it is 
 a real chore: they may be slow\, unreliable\, difficult to run\, to mainta
 in\, even to write! Why is it so hard? How to take back control?\n\nFor th
 at\, you will work on a realistic project: a Python app with FastAPI backe
 nd\, a PostgreSQL database\, configuration files\, third-party APIs\, ... 
 and tests that are awful.\n\nYou will review:\n- the quality culture of th
 e project\n- how it is architectured\n- the existing tests\n- and the code
  quality\n\nThen you will prepare the plan:\n- your own test pyramid / str
 ategy\n- testing tools needed\n- essential scenarios\n- the CI to have you
 r back\n\nAnd start coding:\n- updating the existing tests\n- adding new t
 ests using powerful tooling\n- minimal refactoring to enable testing\n- cr
 eating fakes/mocks/simulators to enable testing\n\nYou'll leave able to:\n
 * diagnose what makes tests slow or convoluted\n* design a pragmatic test 
 strategy for your codebase\n* implement reliable tests\, with fakes and te
 stcontainers\n* refactor just enough to make code testable\n\nIt will be a
 round 65% hands-on\, and 35% guided analysis. The first two parts will tak
 e the first half of the session\, so that you have plenty of time to actua
 lly implement the strategy during the second half.\nThe code repository wi
 ll stay available to you after the workshop\, along with an example of the
  end-result.\n\nSetup :\n* [`uv`](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/)\n* (optional
 ) docker or podman\, to run TestContainers\n* (optional) a GitHub or GitLa
 b account\, to run CI
DTSTAMP:20260711T112303Z
LOCATION:S4B
SUMMARY:Getting out of the testing hell - Julien Lenormand\, GAFFIOT Jonath
 an
URL:https://programme.europython.eu/europython-2026/talk/GCWCEU/
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UID:pretalx-europython-2026-N9HKQN@programme.europython.eu
DTSTART;TZID=CET:20260715T135000
DTEND;TZID=CET:20260715T145000
DESCRIPTION:This panel brings together experts from different corners of th
 e field to talk about how generative AI is changing cybersecurity and the 
 tricky challenges that come with it. Not only will we explore the technica
 l aspects\, but also the ethical considerations our society must have with
  in this rapidly evolving landscape.\n\nWe're not treating this as just a 
 technical conversation. Generative AI in cybersecurity touches code\, stra
 tegy\, and ethics all at once\, and we want to dig into all three. By the 
 end of the panel\, you should walk away with a clearer sense of the real r
 isks at the language and ecosystem level\, some practical lessons from tea
 ms working security operations day to day\, and a more grounded take on th
 e ethical questions this technology raises.
DTSTAMP:20260711T112303Z
LOCATION:S3A
SUMMARY:Security and Ethics in the Age of Generative AI - Sylwia Budzynska\
 , Maria Lowas-Rzechonek\, Mike Fiedler\, Seth Michael Larson\, Julien Leno
 rmand\, Maria Jose Molina-Contreras
URL:https://programme.europython.eu/europython-2026/talk/N9HKQN/
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