Meetings in Wellington
We run monthly meetings on the second Thursday of each month.
Next Meetings
/March2010 6pm Thursday 11 March 2010
Art Protin: "Python DB API: Lessons from an instance"
/April2010 6pm Thursday 8 April 2010
/May2010 6pm Thursday 13 May 2010
/June2010 6pm Thursday 10 June 2010
/July2010 6pm Thursday 8 July 2010
/August2010 6pm Thursday 12 August 2010
/September2010 6pm Thursday 9 September 2010
/October2010 6pm Thursday 14 October 2010
/November2010 6pm Thursday 11 November 2010
/December2010 6pm Thursday 9 December 2010
Venue
Level 3, Catalyst House, 150 Willis St, Wellington - map
- The front door is locked after 6pm. We'll have someone on hand to let folks in after that. If you're running late, send a TXT to Jonathan 021 2952390 when you arrive and we'll fetch you.
- Beer and minor snacks will be provided courtesy Catalyst IT beer and minor snacks department.
Anyone interested in giving a short talk on the night is welcome. There will be a screen and a projector.
RSVP
Please email jonathan@catalyst.net.nz so we can prepare refreshments and snacks in appropriate quantities.
Past Meetings
Nic Cave-Lynch: "Using Python to drive custom stage lighting controllers" - http://tymar.com/
Aaron Barnes: "Web-based IRC-style chat with jquery and python"
Tim and the entire Bazaar team: "Bazaar"
JonathanHarker, possibly other attendees(?): "Highlights of Christchurch PyCon 2009"
Tim McNamara: "The Sahana project, the web2py framework, and developing emergency UIs"
Andy Chilton: "Google App Engine"
Jared Wright: "Introducing the Pyglet library"
Jonathan Harker: "Whizzy GUI applications using Glade"
Noah Gift - "PyQT and Pyro"
Jonathan Wright - "Python News: the famous GIL talk"
Tony Vignaux: (impromptu) "SimPy, the Python-bases discrete-event simulation system"
Noah Gift: "Pylons Demo"
Richard Clark: "A tank Game in 20 minutes", "Reading and writing excel files", "Use cases for decorators and closures"
Richard Clark: "Event timeline charting"
Stephen Judd: "a skeleton python script"
Three Weta People: "Processing module"
Noah Gift: "Google App Engine Hackathon Plug"
- Richard Clark - parsing logs, file skipping, regexes, and more!
Reed Wade: "python on mobile phones"
Nic Cave-Lynch: "Leo - my favourite editor" or "Fun python stuff I do at work"
- Intro to Python and Python 3.0
NoahGift: O'Reilly author introduces himself and his work
