percious wrote:
> This year the TG clan is trying to bring the WSGI community together
> and have some planned sprints with host cities across the US.  While
> the goal is really to push TG2 forward, we cannot do it without help
> from the greater WSGI community.  Getting everyone together through
> remote connections and in person is a great way to move the ball
> forward. Of course we would really like to see involvement from
> CherryPy, as your knowledge of WSGI is invaluable, and you are still
> a pillar of TG1, which will probably be worked during this years
> sprints as well.  The rest of this message was sent to the greater
> TG community:

> Time we start thinking about an April sprint.  Let's see if we can
> knock off the last few items an get TG2 at alpha.  What Saturday or
> Sunday next month will work best for you?  I propose April 25 or 26.
> Once we settle on an April date, I will ask the Front Range Pythoneers
> if we can use their establishment for a localized sprint.  The third
> week is a good one to use because our meeting happens every third
> wednesday, so it gives me an opportunity to advertise our sprint.  We
> usually pick up 3 or 4 programmers here in Boulder.

> Does anyone want to be a host city for April or May?  In fact, I would
> like to narrow down host cities for the rest of the year.

> Personally, I'd like to host a TG/Pylons/WSGI sprint in Denver/Boulder
> the last weekend in June.  This is a great time of year for hiking and
> general exploring.  There is very little avalanche risk in the
> mountains, the snow gullies are firm and crampon-able, and the nights
> are still cool, even if the days are warm.  I'd be happy to take a day
> before and/or after the sprints off and show people around.  I can
> also offer up my humble abode, as I will probably be sending my wife
> and children to visit relatives out of town.  I'll even feed/beer
> anyone who wants to stay here.   I'll have 4 beds available.  Denver
> is central to the US, so flights are cheap, and I'll even pick
> everyone up at the airport if you all coordinate to meet in the same
> 3-4 hour period.  (we can kick off with some beers at the airport
> while waiting for arrivals (free wi-fi there).)

> percious wrote:
> > This year the TG clan is trying to bring the WSGI community together
> > and have some planned sprints with host cities across the US.  While
> > the goal is really to push TG2 forward, we cannot do it without help
> > from the greater WSGI community.  Getting everyone together through
> > remote connections and in person is a great way to move the ball
> > forward. Of course we would really like to see involvement from
> > CherryPy, as your knowledge of WSGI is invaluable, and you are still
> > a pillar of TG1, which will probably be worked during this years
> > sprints as well.  The rest of this message was sent to the greater
> > TG community:

> > Time we start thinking about an April sprint.  Let's see if we can
> > knock off the last few items an get TG2 at alpha.  What Saturday or
> > Sunday next month will work best for you?  I propose April 25 or 26.
> > Once we settle on an April date, I will ask the Front Range Pythoneers
> > if we can use their establishment for a localized sprint.  The third
> > week is a good one to use because our meeting happens every third
> > wednesday, so it gives me an opportunity to advertise our sprint.  We
> > usually pick up 3 or 4 programmers here in Boulder.

> > Does anyone want to be a host city for April or May?  In fact, I would
> > like to narrow down host cities for the rest of the year.

> > Personally, I'd like to host a TG/Pylons/WSGI sprint in Denver/Boulder
> > the last weekend in June.  This is a great time of year for hiking and
> > general exploring.  There is very little avalanche risk in the
> > mountains, the snow gullies are firm and crampon-able, and the nights
> > are still cool, even if the days are warm.  I'd be happy to take a day
> > before and/or after the sprints off and show people around.  I can
> > also offer up my humble abode, as I will probably be sending my wife
> > and children to visit relatives out of town.  I'll even feed/beer
> > anyone who wants to stay here.   I'll have 4 beds available.  Denver
> > is central to the US, so flights are cheap, and I'll even pick
> > everyone up at the airport if you all coordinate to meet in the same
> > 3-4 hour period.  (we can kick off with some beers at the airport
> > while waiting for arrivals (free wi-fi there).)

> I'll try to make myself available on IRC in April, and *might* be able
> to run to Boulder in June. Keep us posted on dates, arrangements, and
> comm channels.

> Robert Brewer
> fuman...@aminus.org