About.
Chris is a staff engineer working at Google. His current focus is on Hybrid Connectivity, providing paths for Google teams to use Google Cloud along with proprietary hosting platforms. Chris previously worked on Google Cloud creating client libraries across a variety of programming languges to enable developers to use the platform. Before joining Google, Chris worked on compilers, cloud platforms, and developer tooling at Microsoft. He brings a passion for enabling developers everywhere through better tools and libraries. In his spare time you can find Chris running or cycling nowhere in particular or riding his motorcycle.
Writing.
- The Power of Go Benchmarking
- Cron-ing in the Cloud: How to use Cloud Scheduler to automate routine tasks
- How I tamed my GitHub notifications
- Collecting temperature data using CircuitPython
- Diving into GitHub with BigQuery and Python
- A Look at the Open Source Exposure Notification Reference Server
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Speaking.
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Ada Developers Academy - November 18, 2021
DevRel? What? (Slides) -
Node+JS Interactive - December 11, 2019
Oh No! The Robots Have Taken Over! (Slides) -
PyCon CA - November 19, 2019
The Blameless Post Mortem: How Embracing Failure Makes Us Better -
North Bay Python 2019 - November 2, 2019
The Blameless Post Mortem: How Embracing Failure Makes Us Better (Slides) -
PyGotham 2019 - October 5, 2019
The Blameless Post Mortem: How Embracing Failure Makes Us Better (Slides) -
DjangoCon US 2019 - September 24, 2019
The Blameless Post Mortem: How Embracing Failure Makes Us Better (Slides) -
PyCon AU - August 4, 2019
Shipping Your First Python Package and Automating Future Publishing, Australia Edition (Slides) -
PyOhio - July 27, 2019
The Blameless Post Mortem: How Embracing Failure Makes Us better (Slides) -
PyCon - May 4, 2019
Shipping Your First Python Package and Automating Future Publishing (Slides) -
Google Cloud Next - April 11, 2019
Python 2 to 3: Migrations and Motivators -
JupyterCon - November 2017
Hosting Jupyter at Scale -
PyData Seattle - August 2015
Using Python and Azure Machine Learning -
PyCon - April 2015
Workshop: Using Microsoft Azure with Python and enjoying it
Podcasts, etc.
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Podcast - December 2019
JS Party #109: These talks are all quite attractive -
Podcast - December 2016
MS Dev Show: Azure Notebooks -
Video Tutorial - November 2016
Welcome to Azure Notebooks -
Video Tutorial - April 2015
Cross-platform remote debugging in Python and C++