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Bonobo ETL will be at PyParis 2017

June 10, 2017

We're glad to announce that our talk about Bonobo ETL has been accepted to PyParis 2017, a conference gathering users and developers of the Python programming language.

The PyParis conference is a gathering of users and developers of the Python programming language.

The goals are to provide Python enthusiasts a place to share ideas and learn from each other about how best to apply the language and tools to ever-evolving challenges in the vast realm of application development, scientific computing, data analytics, education, cloud, devops...

We're glad to announce that we'll have a 30 minutes slot on Monday, June the 12th, to present Bonobo, its current state and what are the plans for the near and far future. There are no prerequisite to come to this talk, you just need to have a ticket for the conference and probably some python basics.

Read more on PyParis 2017 website.

Bonobo is a line-by-line data-processing toolkit (also called an ETL framework, for extract, transform, load) for python 3.5+ emphasizing simplicity and atomicity of data transformations using a simple directed graph of callable or iterable objects. You can use the command line tool to easily convert things from various data sources and formats (for example, it can read from HTTP REST/SOAP APIs, local or networked filesystems and storage services, SQL and NoSQL databases, and it can read and write in a variety of formats like CSV, JSON, XML, Excel, Pickle ...).
Bonobo is an open-source software, provided without any guarantee. All code and surrounding material, including the website, is provided as-is, and we apologize for any errors that tricked our vigilance.