Python 2 to 3 sprint.

[Benjamin W. Smith]

I'd like to get a conversation going about scheduling a sprint to port a Python 2 libraries to Python 2. 

Here is a running list of popular libraries that currently will not work on Python 3.

http://python3wos.appspot.com/

We don't want to pick anything that's terribly complicated, but we don't want something that we'll just blow through in a couple hours. Maybe we should choose more than one.

Here's a list of libraries/tools I was thinking of:

python-daemon

python-ldap

hiredis

django-nose

and a big maybe:

boto

The goal is to spend a day hacking on this, as a team. We'll take care of food, drink, and also try to include some entertainment for when we need to take a break. 

I'm envisioning a grill, some coolers, and some card and/or table top games.

Let's talk.

[W. Matthew Wilson]

I just checked that list and I saw supervisor and werkzeug.  Those are two packages that I use all the time.

I wouldn't mind working on those.

I'm excited about python3 just so I can use function annotations like

def f(x:int) -> int:

    return x*x

Screw those smug haskell bastards.

Matt

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[Benjamin W. Smith]

On Friday, March 29, 2013, W. Matthew Wilson wrote:

I just checked that list and I saw supervisor and werkzeug.  Those are two packages that I use all the time.

Supervisord's code base is interesting. I've been all up in it before. I'm down with that as well.

 

I wouldn't mind working on those.

I'm excited about python3 just so I can use function annotations like

def f(x:int) -> int:

    return x*x

Screw those smug haskell bastards.

It's easy to be smug with a type system like that ;)

Benjamin W. Smith
http://benjaminwarfield.com

[Daniel Buch]

/me wishes he was still in the Cleve for this.

Perhaps we can do similar at an upcoming PGHPy or OpenHack or some
such nonsense.

[W. Matthew Wilson]

I found this github issue for supervisor and python 3: https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor/issues/110

Seems like there's already some work done.  We just need to read up on the back story.

Matt

[Benjamin W. Smith]

/me wants to see @meatballhat come to CLE for this.

On Sat, Mar 30, 2013 at 9:46 PM, Daniel Buch <d...@meatballhat.com> wrote:

[Benjamin W. Smith]

dig it

[Daniel Buch]

Ditto

[Benjamin W. Smith]

Here's some more helpful stuff.

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Python/3

I'm really looking forward to this. Any thoughts on a date/time/location? I have some ideas.

[W. Matthew Wilson]

I like LaunchHouse for the meetup.  Free parking.  But any spot is good.

Matt

[Robert Clark]

If its at LaunchHouse, I can probably swing some funding for late night beverages that the PSF won't necessarily cover.

-Rob

On Thu, Apr 4, 2013 at 3:26 PM, W. Matthew Wilson <ma...@tplus1.com> wrote:

I like LaunchHouse for the meetup.  Free parking.  But any spot is good.

Matt

[Nick Barendt]

Need to see who on our end could host, but LeanDog boat is an option.

-Nick

[Benjamin W. Smith]

Thanks Nick!

Dug up something else related to this: http://python.org/3kpoll

[Brian Curtin]

On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 1:27 PM, Benjamin W. Smith <def...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Nick!
>
> Dug up something else related to this: http://python.org/3kpoll

I dare you to port py2exe