Gearing up for the next meeting
Neil Muller
our involvement with the python sprint on that day [2].
The venue will most likely be the synthasite offices [1], which leaves
the small matter of suitable talks.
Any volunteers?
[1] http://www.python.org.za/pugs/cape-town/MeetingEleven
[2] http://www.python.org.za/pugs/cape-town/PythonSprint
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Simon Cross
> The venue will most likely be the synthasite offices [1], which leaves
> the small matter of suitable talks.
>
> Any volunteers?
I'll volunteer a talk titled "Everything You Didn't Want to Known
About Python Objects" in which I chronicle my recent findings in the
depths of Object/object.c.
Schiavo
Simon
Dwayne Bailey
I will be in Cape Town for my father's birthday, the timing seems too
good to be true.
So maybe I can volunteer to speek? As you might know Translate.org.za
writes all of its tools in Python. I don't think I can advance anyones
knowledge about Python but I could touch on things related to
localisation, perhaps talk about some of the new projects we are
starting, or generally do a Q&A.
Does that sound interesting to anyone?
Graeme Glass
Hi All,
I will be in Cape Town for my father's birthday, the timing seems too
good to be true.
So maybe I can volunteer to speek? As you might know Translate.org.za
writes all of its tools in Python. I don't think I can advance anyones
knowledge about Python but I could touch on things related to
localisation, perhaps talk about some of the new projects we are
starting, or generally do a Q&A.
Does that sound interesting to anyone?
+ 1
Simon Cross
> writes all of its tools in Python. I don't think I can advance anyones
> knowledge about Python but I could touch on things related to
> localisation, perhaps talk about some of the new projects we are
> starting, or generally do a Q&A.
>
> Does that sound interesting to anyone?
+1
II think a talk on localization and the right way to go about making
apps localizable would be awesome.
Schiavo
Simon
Neil Muller
>
> I will be in Cape Town for my father's birthday, the timing seems too
> good to be true.
>
> So maybe I can volunteer to speek? As you might know Translate.org.za
> writes all of its tools in Python. I don't think I can advance anyones
> knowledge about Python but I could touch on things related to
> localisation, perhaps talk about some of the new projects we are
> starting, or generally do a Q&A.
>
> Does that sound interesting to anyone?
Sounds good.
I've update the wiki page with the talk offers.
Dwayne Bailey
Is there any way we can start earlier? I need to be at my dad's 70th at
14:30, so I was wondering if there was any way in which we could move
the agenda forward to say 12:00 but even 13:00 would be doable for me.
If not I'm afraid I will have to bail.
I hope we can sort something as I'd really like to touch base with
Python people.
PS I might be off mail for a while so an SMS to 083 443 7114 would be
appreciated :)
On Wed, 2008-06-04 at 11:09 +0200, Neil Muller wrote:
Jan Groenewald
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 09:41:50AM +0200, Dwayne Bailey wrote:
> Is there any way we can start earlier? I need to be at my dad's 70th at
> 14:30, so I was wondering if there was any way in which we could move
No problem, bring him along as a birthday gift. Explain to him that his
phone runs python.
cheers,
Jan
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Graeme Glass
Hi All,
Is there any way we can start earlier? I need to be at my dad's 70th at
14:30, so I was wondering if there was any way in which we could move
the agenda forward to say 12:00 but even 13:00 would be doable for me.
If not I'm afraid I will have to bail.
No problem from my side, I think a lot of the ctpuggers will be there already as the sprint will be on.
If there are no objections should we change the official start time to 12?
G
Simon Cross
> 14:30, so I was wondering if there was any way in which we could move
> the agenda forward to say 12:00 but even 13:00 would be doable for me.
> If not I'm afraid I will have to bail.
>
> I hope we can sort something as I'd really like to touch base with
> Python people.
I'm fine with having a talk at 12:00. I can still give my talk at
14:30 in case people pitch up then, but perhaps this is a decision
best left to the day.
Dwayne Bailey
I'll be there for 12:00 then and we can see what sorts out :)
Simon Cross
Thanks again to Dwayne for his talk on localization. Interesting to
hear stories from the i18n trenches. :)