Welcome to
Python
Philippines
Inspiring Filipinos to excel in their craft through Python and open source.
PythonPH is a non-stock, non-profit, volunteer-run organization dedicated to support and facilitate the growth of the community of Python programmers in the Philippines.
Our Aim
- To show that Python has something for everyone: from hobbyists, to educators, to students, to professionals.
- To inspire Filipinos to excel in their craft through Python and Open Source.
- To provide a safe space where the Python programming language and surrounding technologies can be explored, discussed and exercised.
We believe that we create small dents of improvement in the PH Tech industry when we foster environments that inspire and motivate individuals to be technically competent and passionate about their craft.
An inclusive community
Everyone is welcome — from first-time learners writing their first line of code to seasoned engineers.
Learn & grow
Meetups, study groups, and conferences across the country to level up your Python journey.
Build together
Collaborate on projects, share knowledge, and give back to the local tech ecosystem.
Why Python?
We believe Python changes lives.
It gives everyday people the tools to create, solve problems, and share ideas with the world—while also powering industries from AI and data science to cloud computing and automation.
From students building their first websites, to small teams streamlining workflows, to researchers and companies tackling big challenges—Python is there.
Simple enough to start with, powerful enough to shape the future.
And at PythonPH, we see it every day in our community: people learning, teaching, and creating together. That's the heart of why we do what we do.
Readable by design
A clean, expressive syntax that reads like prose — so ideas ship faster and code stays maintainable.
Endlessly versatile
One language for web apps, APIs, data science, AI, automation, and everything in between.
A thriving community
Backed by one of the world's largest open-source ecosystems — and a warm local one right here.
Featured Events
In June 31-July 1 2012, we held the first ever PyCon Philippines.
Today, we organize the yearly PyCon and also hold regular meet-ups, public python trainings and kaizend throughout the year.
Whether you're new to programming, an experienced practitioner, or just plain curious what this Python programming language is about, you're much welcome to join this community!
March 21-23, 2026
PythonAsia 2026 Philippines
PythonPH hosts PyCon Philippines (PyCon PH), the country’s largest gathering of Python developers and enthusiasts, bringing together the local community with a global conference …
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next one is in September 2026 (TBA)
PythonPH Meetups
Regular meetups where professionals and enthusiasts share and talk about Python. Topics range from beginner-friendly introductions to advanced Python concepts.
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next one is in September 2026 (TBA)
PythonPH WFH Pythonista
A live-streamed talk show series where we interview Pythonistas representing various roles and industries. to give people in the community an insight of what …
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By Invitation
Kaizend Leadership Program
A mastermind group and exclusive training program for core volunteers. This program is aimed to develop technically competent leaders and systematize succession plans for …
Learn moreThe People Behind PythonPH
A volunteer-run community — powered by trustees, directors, and core volunteers who keep the Philippine Python ecosystem thriving.
Board of Trustees
Zorex Salvo
President
Freilla Mae Espinola
Director of Operations (COO)
Ciara Bautista
Treasurer (CFO)
Rodney Lei Estrada
Corporate Secretary (COS)
Cyrus Mante
Board of Trustee
Sony Valdez
Board of Trustee
Matt Lebrun
Board of Trustee
Micaela Reyes
Board of Trustee
Directors
Micaela Reyes
Co-Director of Volunteer Training & Engagement
Freilla Mae Espinola
Director of Operations
Matt Lebrun
Co-Director of Volunteer Training & Engagement
Sony Valdez
Director of Community Relations
Lalaine Lery Diok
Director of Marketing
Kyle Shaun Aquino
Director of Engineering
Romar Mayer Micabalo
Director of Outreach & Diversity
Core Volunteers
Engineering
- Renan Matthew Fajardo
- Zorex Salvo
Finance
- Angelo Joe Opusa Delos Santos
Community Relations (FB Moderator)
Marketing
- Angeline Jores
- Michelle Jane Francesca L. Nava
- Lalaine Lery Diok
Program
- Wesly Kate Talan
- Stephanie Palero
- Rafael Paderna
Meetup
- Jim Aerol Barcos
- Cyrus Mante
- Ellaine G. Dela Cruz
- Jericho Del Rosario
Logistics
- Joshua Kyle Beltran
Swags
- Christian Joseph Zamora
Emcee
- Alysson Alvaran
- Angelica Lapastora
- Will Vincent Parrone
- Sonya Lee
Design
- Vince Gabrielle D.L. Lita
Sponsorship
- Renz Carlo Caritativo
- Sofia Cunanan
- Micaela Reyes
Volunteer Training & Engagement (Kaizend)
- Matt Lebrun
- Micaela Reyes
Advisers
- Daniel Roy Greenfeld
- Audrey Roy Greenfeld
Resources for Every Pythonista
Whether you're writing your first script or scaling production systems, here's where to go next.
Documentation
The official Python docs — language reference, standard library, and guides.
VisitTutorials
Beginner-friendly starting points to learn Python from scratch, step by step.
VisitJob Board
Python roles from companies hiring in the Philippines and remote.
Browse jobsMeetups & Events
Local meetups, workshops, and study groups happening across the country.
See eventsCommunity Group
Join the conversation — ask questions, share projects, and meet fellow Pythonistas.
Join usPyCon Philippines
The country's largest Python conference — talks, sprints, and community.
Visit siteCode of Conduct
We value the participation of each member of the Python community and want all members to have an enjoyable and fulfilling experience. Accordingly, all members are expected to show respect and courtesy to other members at all PythonPH events, whether officially sponsored by PythonPH or not.
To make clear what is expected, all delegates/attendees, speakers, exhibitors, organizers, and volunteers at any PythonPH event are required to conform to the following Code of Conduct.
Contact Information
If you believe that someone is violating the code of conduct, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of the PythonPH Code of Conduct workgroup immediately. They can be reached by emailing [email protected]
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