[EuroPython] Timetable + talk abstracts page for iPhone (offline as well)

Folks, I created a simple webpage that combines the timetable and talk abstracts into one webpage with relative links that can easily be viewed (offline) on an iPhone: http://tr.im/qdfq To access it offline I'm using an iPhone app called 'MightyDocs' to access my Google Docs. Just copy paste

Re: [EuroPython] Timetable

On 2007-06-16 07:33, Beatrice Düring wrote: > Hi there > > Paul Boddie skrev: >> On Thursday 14 June 2007 17:32, M.-A. Lemburg wrote: >> >>> The timetable should probably include this information somewhere. >>> >> >> I've transcribed the timetable in Indico where some degree of >> tentative

Re: [EuroPython] Timetable

Hi there Paul Boddie skrev: > On Thursday 14 June 2007 17:32, M.-A. Lemburg wrote: > >> The timetable should probably include this information somewhere. >> > > I've transcribed the timetable in Indico where some degree of tentative > timing > information is provided. And to think that I

Re: [EuroPython] Timetable

On Thursday 14 June 2007 17:32, M.-A. Lemburg wrote: > > The timetable should probably include this information somewhere. I've transcribed the timetable in Indico where some degree of tentative timing information is provided. And to think that I said I wouldn't get involved with the timetable..

Re: [EuroPython] Timetable

On 2007-06-14 17:01, Beatrice Düring wrote: > Hi there > > M.-A. Lemburg skrev: >> Thanks for putting up a timetable draft. I have a few questions >> regarding the table and talks in general: >> >> > Great - shoot! >> Have you already decided on the duration of the various talk slots ? >> It lo

Re: [EuroPython] Timetable

Hi there M.-A. Lemburg skrev: > Thanks for putting up a timetable draft. I have a few questions > regarding the table and talks in general: > > Great - shoot! > Have you already decided on the duration of the various talk slots ? > It looks a lot like the talks have to fit into 30 minutes. > >

Re: [EuroPython] Timetable

In a message of Wed, 13 Jun 2007 09:52:54 +0200, "M.-A. Lemburg" writes: >Thanks for putting up a timetable draft. I have a few questions >regarding the table and talks in general: > >Have you already decided on the duration of the various talk slots ? >It looks a lot like the talks have to fit int

Re: [EuroPython] Timetable

Thanks for putting up a timetable draft. I have a few questions regarding the table and talks in general: Have you already decided on the duration of the various talk slots ? It looks a lot like the talks have to fit into 30 minutes. I'd also like to suggest that some of the day 2 talks be moved

Re: [EuroPython] Timetable

Markus Franz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I saw the draft timetable on the website and was wondering because the >talks "Object databases for Python" and "Googled Python" are in >parallel. But I am holding both talks - but in parallel could not be >possible ;-) You're obviously not aware of recen

[EuroPython] Timetable

Hi! I saw the draft timetable on the website and was wondering because the talks "Object databases for Python" and "Googled Python" are in parallel. But I am holding both talks - but in parallel could not be possible ;-) Regards, Markus ___ EuroPython

[EuroPython] timetable taking shape

If you point your favourite CERN-product browsing software at http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceTimeTable.py?confId=44&showDate=all&showSession=all&detailLevel=contribution&viewMode=parallel you should see most of the timetable of a conference. Something I haven't done much of yet is much in the