Jarret Petrillo
I participated in 2013 PyCon in Santa Clara. I first was introduced to Python in college. It wasn't until later working on it at J.P. Morgan that I become enthralled by it. Python as a way of thinking alongside a computer. The part that appeals to me is building concepts that increase in their level of abstraction while being easy to work with. The class. A class wrapped in another class and in a short period of time there's a big class that can be interacted with as if it were something easy: hiding all the intricate details.