[resending this with another, non-spam, subject line and slightly edited]
hi,
I tried to check the website but it is down at the moment.
[I checked and as far as I can see, there are no sponsoship texts on the
site]
Below is the text from last years call for sponsors, with some slight
additions.
Aroldo Souza-Leite wrote:
having just *imported this*, I suddenly remember that you owe me a
sonnet - the sonnet form being arguably the most pythonic of all
established European verse forms. I beg your leave to kindly remind
you that last year in Göteborg you promised to write the next one of
th
> I believe, if I understand you correctly, that something is Pythonic
> when it has a sense of quality, simplicity, clarity and elegance about it.
I guess it's a bit like sitting down in your favourite armchair
just to realize that this isn't actually your chair. It's been
replaced by something
> Well done! I looked at his web page and he looks like a lot of thought
> and a lot of fun. For anyone interested in foreign languages, his
> diatribe on Dutch spelling ('An Englishman's Difficulties with the
> Dutch') is extremely entertaining. If he is equally informative and
> witty in front of
Hi Martijn,
having just *imported this*, I suddenly remember that you owe me a
sonnet - the sonnet form being arguably the most pythonic of all
established European verse forms. I beg your leave to kindly remind you
that last year in Göteborg you promised to write the next one of the
"Sonnets from
On Wed, 2005-04-13 at 15:08, Andy Robinson wrote:
> I did, and he just said "yes"! Jacob was copied
> and introduced as the 'chairperson'. I'll try
> to get a draft title out of him, and let him know of
> the list's existence in case he wants to know more
> or chat to everyone.
Well done! I loo
Stephan Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wednesday 13 April 2005 07:34, Michael Hudson wrote:
>> That something like ZCML is necessary to deploy large systems I'm not
>> prepared to dispute, but that it (seems to be? currently?) is
>> necessary to do even toy development with zope 3 is a
I did,
and he just said "yes"! Jacob was copied
and
introduced as the 'chairperson'. I'll try
to get
a draft title out of him, and let him know of
the
list's existence in case he wants to know more
or
chat to everyone.
thanks,
Andy
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On Wednesday 13 April 2005 07:34, Michael Hudson wrote:
> That something like ZCML is necessary to deploy large systems I'm not
> prepared to dispute, but that it (seems to be? currently?) is
> necessary to do even toy development with zope 3 is a serious turn
> off.
>
> When I got to the point in
strange place to be having this conversation...
Martijn Faassen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Michael Hudson wrote:
>> Martijn Faassen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>>>In Zope 3, a lot of effort was taken to allow the integration of
>>>Pythonic code. Zope 3's codebase itself is also a lot more
Michael Hudson wrote:
Martijn Faassen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
In Zope 3, a lot of effort was taken to allow the integration of
Pythonic code. Zope 3's codebase itself is also a lot more modern
Python, so could qualify as "Pythonic" as well. Unfortunately
turn-offs for Python developers new to Z
Martijn Faassen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In Zope 3, a lot of effort was taken to allow the integration of
> Pythonic code. Zope 3's codebase itself is also a lot more modern
> Python, so could qualify as "Pythonic" as well. Unfortunately
> turn-offs for Python developers new to Zope 3 are ZCM
Dario Lopez-Kästen wrote:
Martijn Faassen wrote:
Others already pointed you to 'import this'.
I think I am very thickheaded - I don't get the 'import this' thing.
sorry :-)
Start up the Python prompt, and type 'import this'. Then see what happens.
[snip]
I believe, if I understand you correctly, t
hi,
I tried to check the website but it is down at the moment.
Here is the text from last years call for sponsors:
Can we reuse it as it is? If so I'll go forward and send it to potential
sponsors tomorrow.
-
EPC 2005
Trade show and becoming a sponsor
1. You can have a small space
I
already sent him one last night, and copied Jacob since I
have
no formal role here.
I'll
be offline most of today but will tell you all when I hear
anything.
I
presume the web site is correct and his would be the Tuesday
18:00
keynote?
-
Andy
-Original Message-From: Hara
Jacob Hallén wrote:
As promised, I have made a plan for the marketing. Comments and additions are
very welcome.
Hi, do we have any material from last year we can reuse or use as
inspiration?
Thanks,
/dario
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Dario Lopez-Käst
Andy,
do I understand correctly that you have or are going to send an introduction to Mr. Pemberton?
That is good news than, just want to be sure that I did understand correctly.
Harald
On 4/12/05, Andy Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jacob, I guess.I'll wait to hear if Jacob agrees,
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