PyKata sounds great. I think we will need a bit on the home page to explain
the derivation. It fits beautiful with the flexible ideas we have of this
having parts useful to people at multiple levels with many different
backgrounds.
Andy
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 9:46 PM, kirby urner
Just received this email from a former student earlier this week, and it
really made my day. It's an excellent falsification of an argument I was
being given last year that Python in math classes MIGHT be OK for really
motivated math students likely to major in some STEM discipline but that it
Hi Michel,
We need a webpage with testimonials like this from former students. If
you don't have a good place for it, I'll start a page on PyKata. (Yes,
we are pretty well settled on that name now.)
And here I was thinking PyKata was for math and science students only.
Bosh!! We can
From my googling, pykata means build in Finnish. Not bad.
Andy
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 10:25 AM, Andrew Harrington ahar...@luc.edu wrote:
PyKata sounds great. I think we will need a bit on the home page to explain
the derivation. It fits beautiful with the flexible ideas we have of this
