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The news of the eMudhra Intermediate CA compromise was published on October 20th, 2026. Responding to an incident like a Certificate Authority (CA) compromise at an ecosystem-scale is far from “routine”; the assumption that HTTPS is secure is baked into many aspects of Python applications and packag…
Lire l'article →The Python Software Foundation (PSF) is excited to announce our newest staff member and Infrastructure Engineer, Joshua Mcshannon, reporting to Director of Engineering Jacob Coffee. Joshua brings over 16 years of technical expertise from various backgrounds including bootstrapped startups and big te…
Lire l'article →We’re excited to announce that Brett Smith is joining the Python Software Foundation as a Security Developer.Brett will be working closely with Seth Larson, Security Developer in Residence, and Mike Fiedler, PyPI Safety and Security Engineer, on the PSF’s security team to address the increasingly de…
Lire l'article →The PSF Community Service Awards (CSAs) are a formal way for the PSF Board of Directors to offer recognition of work which, in its opinion, significantly improves the Foundation's fulfillment of its mission to build a vibrant, welcoming, global Python community. These awards shine a light on the inc…
Lire l'article →Greetings, Pythonistas- thank you so much for supporting the work of the PSF and the Python community! The newest PSF Board has decided to continue investing in connecting with the global Python community by running the PSF Board Office Hour sessions on the PSF Discord into 2027. We began running th…
Lire l'article →In February 2026, the Python Software Foundation (PSF) made the PSF, Python, and Jython wikis read-only due to excessive automated traffic and security concerns on outdated infrastructure. This sudden change was disruptive to the many community members who rely on and contribute to these wikis. We a…
Lire l'article →The PSF is pleased to announce its third batch of PSF Fellows for 2026. Let us welcome the new PSF Fellows for Q3! The following people continue to do amazing things for the Python community:Aldo CaneoLinkedIn, GitHubDonghee NaLinkedIn, GitHubPaul MooreGitHub, MastodonTakayuki ShimizukawaWebsiteThan…
Lire l'article →On July 14th, 2026, 47 Python core developers and special guests sat down at the Python Language Summit, this year held in Kraków, Poland at EuroPython 2026, to discuss many topics about the future of the Python programming language, including free-threading, Rust, garbage collectors, type annotatio…
Lire l'article →The 2026 election for the PSF Board created an opportunity for conversations about the PSF's work to serve the global Python community. We appreciate community members' perspectives, passion, and engagement in the election process this year. We want to send a big thanks to everyone who ran and was w…
Lire l'article →The inaugural Python Packaging Council (PPC) election has concluded. With 17 candidates and plenty of lively AMA discussions on DPO, we are pleased to see the level of engagement with this first PPC election.We want to send a big thanks to everyone who ran and was willing to serve on the council. Ev…
Lire l'article →In May, the Python Software Foundation (PSF) shared the high-level goals of our Strategic Plan. In June, we published the full draft and opened it for community feedback. Today we are sharing the outcome: at its July 8 meeting, the PSF Board adopted the PSF Strategic Plan 2026, covering 2026 to 2031…
Lire l'article →It’s time to cast your vote! Voting for the 2026 PSF Board Election is open starting today Tuesday, September 1st, 2:00 pm UTC, through Tuesday, September 15th, 2:00 pm UTC. How to VoteIf you are a voting member of the PSF who affirmed your intention to participate in this year’s election or you vot…
Lire l'article →It’s time to cast your vote! Voting for the inaugural 2026 Python Packaging Council (PPC) Election is open now through September 15 at 2:00 pm UTC.Find Your BallotIf you are a voting member of the PSF who affirmed your intention to participate in this year’s election, you will receive an email today…
Lire l'article →Who are you? I'm a software engineer at REVSYS. Before that I was an accountant. I was also a university instructor in the US and China. I taught English, Western Culture, Problem-Solving, Accounting and MIS.What would you bring to the PSF Board of Directors?I bring business acumen from my accountin…
Lire l'article →Who are you?I'm Ramya Ravi, a Developer Advocate for AI and Open Source at NetApp Instaclustr, based in Connecticut. My day to day is teaching developers how to actually build with open source technology, not just read about it. I write technical tutorials, record videos, and speak at conferences, a…
Lire l'article →Who are you?I am a Python educator, CPython-internals specialist, community organizer, and international Python speaker.I teach Advanced Python and CPython internals, from memory management and interpreter architecture to free-threading and performance. My work increasingly focuses on turning techni…
Lire l'article →Who are you?I'm Nina Zakharenko. I went to my first PyCon US in Santa Clara in 2013, and fell in love with the Python community. Since then, I've co-chaired PyCascades, taught Python to hundreds of students, and given talks, workshops, and keynotes at Python events around the world, including the cl…
Lire l'article →Who are you?I’m Keith Murray.I engage with a lot of Python Communities, often with the handle KeithTheEE, and I find that my favorite parts of the many communities are seeing the hobbies people have, and if/how Python intersects them. Hobbies and passion projects (including silly, fun passions) are …
Lire l'article →Who are you?¡Hola mundo! I'm Karo Ladino-Puerto, though most of the community knows me as Karobot. I'm Colombian, a PSF Fellow since 2020, and I've spent the last eight years building Python community infrastructure in my country alongside a lot of amazing people. I've co-led PyLadies Colombia since…
Lire l'article →Who are you? Hi, I’m Kalyan Prasad. My journey has been unconventional and shaped by persistence, self-learning, and community. I started working at a young age while continuing my studies, including delivering newspapers and milk. I later began my professional career in the financial services indus…
Lire l'article →Who are you? I'm Jeremy Tanner, an organizer, speaker, sponsor, Python developer, and community member. I'm based in North America, though many of my favorite people, places, and events are not. I've spent much of my career in the open Python ecosystem; packaging infrastructure, developer tooling, a…
Lire l'article →Who are you?Hi, I’m Georgi, an independent entrepreneur, open source community organiser, and leader. I’m also a PSF Fellow and a recipient of the PSF Community Service Award.Although I currently live in Amsterdam, I am proud to represent communities across Asia. I have served on the PSF Board since…
Lire l'article →Who are you?Hello, I’m Elaine! A Canadian who likes solving problems, building things, and bringing people together.I grew up tinkering with computers, but I spent the majority of my career in journalism, doing everything from interviewing guests to directing live TV news programs. My journey into P…
Lire l'article →Who are you?Hi, I'm Ee Durbin. I am a volunteer PyPI Administrator, contributor to the PSF Infrastructure, PSF Fellow, past PSF Staff member, and Previous PyCon US Chair. I live in Philadelphia and volunteer with Philly Bike Action to advocate for safer cycling infrastructure. I'm currently working …
Lire l'article →Who are you?I'm an Australian software engineer, currently living in Petaluma, in the San Francisco Bay Area in California. I'm a long-time user and advocate of Python, I currently work as a Senior Software Engineer. What would you bring to the PSF Board of Directors?This would be my third term on t…
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