PyCon summer camp

· Ned Batchelder · May 15, 2025, 11:39 a.m.
Summary
The author draws parallels between attending PyCon and the experience of summer camp, highlighting the excitement of making connections and starting projects during the event but warns about the potential for these experiences to fade once returning to regular life. They reflect on previous commitments made at PyCon that did not last, pondering how to discern between fleeting interests and lasting projects.
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