Kevin Altis wrote:
> This message is probably a bit premature, but I was thinking about=20
> travel and Python conferences for next year, so I thought I would share=
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> my plans. Since I expect PythonCard 1.0 to be finished this winter, onc=
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> wxPython 2.6 is released, I thought next year would be a good time to d=
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> some PythonCard promotion and training. What I'm planning to do is=20
> submit PythonCard talks and tutorials to PyCon and Python UK and OSCON.=
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> My proposals will probably be intros, so if anyone wants to make=20
> submissions that touch on more advanced topics, specific tools, or=20
> applications they've built with PythonCard, I expect those would also=20
> make for interesting talks. I wouldn't mind seeing some submissions for=
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> intros to Python and GUI programming that just happen to use PythonCard=
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> as the learning platform. ;-)
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> Even if my submissions aren't accepted, I will attend the conferences=20
> and if there is interest, I'll also do a PythonCard BOF and/or coding=20
> sprint. I've added a wiki page in case you plan to attend some of the=20
> Python conferences next year and you want to add your name.
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> http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/PythonCardConferences
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> PyCon 2005 - March 23-25, 2005, George Washington University, DC (same=20
> location as last two years)
> Sprints will be taking place on the weekend after the conference, on=20
> March 26 and 27.
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> Python UK Conference - April 20-23, 2005, Randolph Hotel, Oxford
> http://www.accu.org/conference/
> The Python track hasn't been officially announced, but there will be on=
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> and the word should go out in the few weeks.
> I hope to do some vacation travel in the UK as well.
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> EuroPython - June 27 - July 1, 2005, G=F6teborg, Sweden
> http://www.europython.org/
> I haven't made a decision about EuroPython yet.
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> OSCON 2005 - date and location unannounced
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> West Coast Python conference - unknown
> This year we had VanPy in Vancouver, BC after OSCON and I won't be=20
> surprised if there is a repeat of VanPy in 2005 or perhaps a conference=
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> that combines SciPy and more general topics, sort of a West Coast PyCon.
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> ka
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Better late than never ;-) A couple of other conferences that people may=20
like to attend/present at;
http://www.osdc.com.au/ - The Australian Open Source Developer's=20
Conference. We are a bit late for submitting a talk for this year's=20
event but I'm informed that something similar will run next year as well.
http://conf.linux.org.au/ - linux.conf.au is *the* Linux and open source=20
conference down under.
I'm out of holiday (and funds) to make either of these but other people=20
may want to check them out.
Regards,
Andy
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