"Looking back at 2025, what stands out to me is not one single achievement, but a growing sense of clarity. At the start of the year, Python Pescara already had its habits: monthly meetups, a familiar rhythm of talks and informal networking, and a group of people who kept showing up. During the year, it became clear how much the community had grown in confidence, identity, and connections."
"At the beginning of 2025, Python Pescara was already active. Most meetups took place at the University of Chieti-Pescara, thanks to the support of Professor Gianluca D'Amato and Francesca Scozzari, who teaches Python in the Computer Economics program. After the talks, we usually moved to a nearby pub, where conversations continued over food or a beer. This regular schedule created a shared space that people could trust."
Python Pescara strengthened in 2025 through sustained routines, local partnerships, and experimental formats. Monthly meetups at the University of Chieti-Pescara, supported by Professor Gianluca D'Amato and Francesca Scozzari, provided a reliable hub followed by informal networking at a nearby pub. The regular schedule built trust, curiosity, and a sense of belonging. February's meetup moved into a company office and introduced combined talk-and-hands-on formats. A Django On The Med contributor sprint connected local contributors with broader open-source projects and the wider Python ecosystem. Organizers and participants learned to shape inclusive events that expanded local impact and external connections.
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