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city: brno | ||
venue: artbar | ||
start: 2024-05-30 19:00:00 | ||
name: Brněnské Pyvo | ||
topic: Májové | ||
description: | | ||
Májové či chcete-li květnové Pyvo, poslední čtvrtek v měsíci v ArtBaru, jako obvykle. 🙂 🍻 | ||
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May Pyvo, last Thursday of the month at ArtBar, as usual. 🙂 🍻 | ||
talks: | ||
- title: "On the Waves of Piracy: Open-Sourcing Traditional Culture, One Song at a Time (Using FastAPI)" | ||
speakers: | ||
- Samuel Petrovič | ||
description: | | ||
There are approximately 4,000 Slovak songs, but where can they be found? Historically, these songs were shared through oral tradition. | ||
Interestingly, the fields of ethnology and musicoethnology emerged in Slovakia quite early, and early ethnologists began compiling | ||
known songs into collections called songbooks and hymnals to preserve them. Unfortunately, the format of these compilations has changed little | ||
over the past 200 years. It's time for a modern approach. | ||
Using FastAPI, Jinja2, Alembic, Bootstrap, and HTMX, I'm developing a website to gather all available songs in one place. | ||
The main features of this project include accessibility, easy search and filter options, and organized song collections. | ||
About me: I work as a quality engineer in Red Hat's Kernel Performance team, focusing on kernel virtual storage and file systems. | ||
For the past decade, Python has been my go-to tool for automating tasks like running tests and processing test results. | ||
Outside of work, I play a range of traditional instruments, including the violin, viola, bagpipes, and various traditional flutes, | ||
and perform with several folklore groups. |