> perhaps we can return to the third Thursday of the month. >
I think fixing a time like this on a regular basis is a very good idea. It makes it much easier for people like me who need to arrange and travel from a bit further afield (North Wales). > February's meeting will be a talks meeting, so do have a think about talks > you might like to give ... or even topics you might like to hear about! > I've been digging around lately in the enterprise computing space. An area more recently dominated by Java for things like message buses, flow based systems, business process automation. Full of acronyms like BPEL, WSDL, SOA etc. etc. My instincts tell me that part of the reason I'm not getting a lot of hits on this in the python space is because these types of architectures and systems are at odds in terms of established mindsets with the styles of development that go with dynamic languages. I would be very interested in talking to people about this topic area. It seems to touch on things that people with experience of the following would have seen: * Twisted, gevent, green-threads, concurrency programming. * Flow based programming (and languages specific to it). * Domain Specific Languages. * Lots of other stuff. I'll maybe post another post about what I've found so far to keep this thread more about the next meeting. One topic idea anyway :) Carwyn > -- To post: [email protected] To unsubscribe: [email protected] Feeds: http://groups.google.com/group/python-north-west/feeds More options: http://groups.google.com/group/python-north-west
