• Pyquery: an lxml-based library for manipulating (re-order, modify) HTML pages easily

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/pyquery

  • Deliverance: mixes various application sources into one web display - can use Pyquery - only 4-6% overhead

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/skinner_vos_application_web_avec_deliverance

  • Python and non-SQL databases: in most cases either key/value (memcached, tokyo cabinet, REDIS) or document-oriented (JSON-based CouchDB, mongoDB)

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/python_et_les_bases_de_donn%C3%A9es_non_sql.

  • TurboGears 2: I saw only the last minutes about unit testing - a good point for TG2

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/turbogears_2%2C_pr%C3%A9sentation_et_introduction_%28tutoriel%29

  • a presentation by a biologist - he insisted on the importance of interactive development as opposed to a development based previous specifications

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/comment_j%27utilise_python_pour_chercher_des_mod%C3%A8les_statistiques_de_l%27activtit%C3%A9_c%C3%A9r%C3%A9brale

  • Belier: how to use SSH simply, in all sorts of situations

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/comment_j%27utilise_python_pour_chercher_des_mod%C3%A8les_statistiques_de_l%27activtit%C3%A9_c%C3%A9r%C3%A9brale

  • Cubiweb: an impressive web environment

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/cubicweb_pour_publier_dbpedia_et_openlibrary

  • addit. IMHO also Atomisator seems of special interest

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/atomisator

  • addit. IMHO FormAlchemy

http://pycon.fr/sessions/seances/d%C3%A9velopement_rapide_avec_formalchemy