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Python 3.9 introduces the zoneinfo module, which brings concrete time zone support to the standard library. In this talk, I'll discuss the history of time zone support in Python, make the case for migrating your code to zoneinfo, and hopefully give you an understanding of everything you'll need to know to successfully make use of the new module.
Paul Ganssle is a software developer, CPython core developer, maintainer of python-dateutil and setuptools and contributor to many other open source projects. He lives in New York City with 14 cats, 293 geckos and a marmoset (who is currently working her way through dental school).
Note: Paul is the author of PEP 615 which adds support for the IANA Time Zone Database in the Standard Library.
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speaker: Paul Ganssle
topic: zoneinfo - A stunning module of exceptional quality
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JFUgAJLoQE#t=45m57s
length: 1:00
Python 3.9 introduces the
zoneinfo
module, which brings concrete time zone support to the standard library. In this talk, I'll discuss the history of time zone support in Python, make the case for migrating your code tozoneinfo
, and hopefully give you an understanding of everything you'll need to know to successfully make use of the new module.https://docs.python.org/3/library/zoneinfo.html
Slides: https://pganssle-talks.github.io/chipy-nov-2020-zoneinfo/#/
Bio:
Paul Ganssle is a software developer, CPython core developer, maintainer of python-dateutil and setuptools and contributor to many other open source projects. He lives in New York City with 14 cats, 293 geckos and a marmoset (who is currently working her way through dental school).
Note: Paul is the author of PEP 615 which adds support for the IANA Time Zone Database in the Standard Library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: