Typed Python: From Zero to Hero
Workshop hosted at PyCon AU 2026, including demos and hands-on exercises focused around typing and type checking.
I work in tech and I make things that help people understand it better. Sometimes the topic is open-source Python tooling, sometimes AI, sometimes a deep dive into quantum computing. Mostly I’m just trying to be the resource I wish I had when I was learning these things for the first time.
In my day job I'm currently a Developer Advocate at Meta supporting open-source Python initiatives, before that I was at IBM, helping make quantum computing accessible to developers and researchers.
Whatever you want to call it (Developer Relations, Technical Enablement, Developer Education, <insert latest made up title here>), my job is the same: I help dev teams build things people love by understanding what their users actually need, then telling the project's story so the right audience finds it.
Workshop hosted at PyCon AU 2026, including demos and hands-on exercises focused around typing and type checking.
Coding agents are writing more Python than ever, but in large projects, generated code is prone to type errors. In this video, we walk through a few tips for getting your agent to use Pyrefly so that every piece of generated code gets type checked automatically.