Hi Giovanni, Hello Everyone, Have you considered using Fluidinfo to provide your API..? (Note: I work for Fluidinfo but please don't think I'm some sort of salesman. I'm a Python developer who's passionate about openly writeable linked-data APIs and the Europython API idea seems like a great idea).
Put simply, we (Fluidinfo) are using Python to build a platform for creating and sharing data by providing users with an instant RESTful/json based writeable API. Storing Europython information in Fluidinfo would generate a simple, searchable and consistent API and because of Fluidinfo's openly writeable nature, others would be able to contribute information about Europython too. A sort of free public access meta-data store/API - all done in Python. We've written various blog posts that describe similar sorts of endeavours here: http://blogs.fluidinfo.com/fluidinfo/ I suppose I'm volunteering myself (and usage of Fluidinfo) for the cause. In fact, a it'd be fun to give a "how we did it and what you can do with it" type talk at the conference itself. I quite understand if this isn't up your street and, once again, many apologies if this sound like I'm trying to sell you something (I'm most definitely not). Let me know what you think and happy to discuss / answer questions (you can also find me on IRC - #fluidinfo on Freenode). All the best, er, ciao, :-) Nicholas. (ntoll) On Thu, 2011-02-17 at 17:49 +0100, Giovanni Bajo wrote: > Hi guys, > > this is an example of the API we plan to adopt for the mobile apps: > > http://www.pycon.it/conference/schedule/pycon4/day1.xml > > The data contained is the actual schedule of PyCon Italia 4 (last year > conference), which you can check also here as a reference: > http://www.pycon.it/pycon4 > > As the URL says, that's only day 1. We plan to have a different URL for > each day, plus a general "index" URL. > > There will obviously be minor adjustments and refinements specific to > EuroPython (eg: we need to differentiate hands-on trainings from > standard talks), but I hope this is enough to get you started. > > I will be publishing this URL on the website as well. > > Oisin, Nick, do you confirm that you intend to work on the Android app? > Can I publish this information on the website, so that others can join > in to help you? > > Do we have a volunteer for an iOS app yet? > > Thanks everybody!
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