17th May Meeting - The Python Experiment

[Adam Holt]

Apologies for the super late notice! Details for tomorrows meeting:

17 May – The Python Experiment

This months NWRUG will be shared with the Python User Group

A special edition of NWRUG this month, as we will be sharing with the Python User Group. There will be plenty of discussion, and some work on Ruby and Python Katas to get you started with Python.

Details

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Cheers,

Adam

[Will Jessop]

I'll be working in town before the meetup at some point tomorrow,
welcome to join me. @will_j on twitter for anyone new.

Will.

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[Rob Gough]

and some work on Ruby and Python Katas

Does this mean we'll need to bring our laptops?

Rob Gough

http://robgough.net

[Adam Holt]

If you want to, or you could be an advisor of sorts, as we'll end up pairing (most likely 2-3 rubyists to one Pythonista i would imagine)

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Adam Holt
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[Will Jessop]

Assuming you don't hand-write your code in a notebook so your
secretary can later type it into your mainframe at work, yes. If you
want to work with me in Manchester you will need your laptop.

(You'll need your laptop for the kata thing too, if that was the email
you meant to reply to ;)

Will.

[Rob Gough]

Will, you work with directly with computers? How quaint! 

My peoples people have people to do that for them. I wouldn't wish to sully myself*.

*I write .NET for a living, so this is about as far removed from the truth as you can get.

Rob Gough

http://robgough.net

[Richard Smedley]

On 16/05/12 13:00, Will Jessop wrote:
>> Does this mean we'll need to bring our laptops?

> Assuming you don't hand-write your code in a notebook so your
> secretary can later type it into your mainframe at work, yes.

Since I started working from home [1], my secretary types
up the code in my notebooks onto punched cards, then our
carrier pigeons take them to the mainefrayme.

[1] Or I take my notebook & quill to the Coffee Shoppe

- Richard

[Peter Morris]

Folks,

I am currently looking for work. Anything really, Rails, Django, Javascript, Jquery, raphaeljs.

Get in touch if you have any requirements.

Peter.