Thanks + suggestion for next meeting

[Udi h Bauman]

I wanted to thank everyone for a great meeting yesterday - the sessions were highly interesting & informative & what a cool release party! Ahik, Ariel, Benny - thanks for your great work making this happen!

Regarding the next meeting, perhaps we should think in larger scale & organize a full BarCamp (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BarCamp, http://www.barcamp.org), which isn't confined to a single technology/community, but rather relates to anyone in the open-source community & can help spread the Django word to more people. What do you think?

Thanks,

Udi

[Ahik Man]

The BarCamp idea is interesting. We might want to be in touch other communities (GarageGeeks for example).

Ahik

[galiel]

Hi Udi,
thanks for the participation and very nice talk.
Here are links to the videos of the different presentations:

on one of the participants blog
http://www.gbsheli.com/2008/09/appengine-django.html

directly on youtube - the playlist page
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=83099CA1382A8047

Keep on the great work,
Hope to see you soon again,

Ariel.

On Sep 9, 2:59 pm, "Udi h Bauman" <dibauna...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I wanted to thank everyone for a great meeting yesterday - the sessions were
> highly interesting & informative & what a cool release party! Ahik, Ariel,
> Benny - thanks for your great work making this happen!
>
> Regarding the next meeting, perhaps we should think in larger scale &

> organize a full BarCamp (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BarCamp,http://www.barcamp.org), which isn't confined to a single

[Ahik Man]

Many thanks Ariel,
For the organization, the video links and for the good mood.
See you next time.

Ahik

[Imri Goldberg]

Heya
I would also like to everyone for the meeting, I really enjoyed it!

As for the next meeting: A few years ago, I wrote a small Python guitar tuner (named PyTuner, see http://www.algorithm.co.il/blogs/index.php/pytuner/ ). I also gave a presentation about it to some people back then, which I think people liked.
When I mentioned the subject to during the last Python meeting, some people seemed interested, and I thought about suggesting the presentation for the next meeting.

I know it's a little off-topic (maybe more fitting for the a 'regular' Python-IL meeting), and it has some math, but I think it would be interesting. What do you think?

Cheers,
Imri

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