Wow!
What a nice video.
Jacob
Friday 02 September 2011 you wrote:
> link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu_vAisNHVA
>
> 2011/9/2
>
> > We have published on YouTube a video reportage in which we have condensed
> > Europython's events of 2011!
> >
> > In the video reportage we posted on Youtu
Europython is conspicuously absent from the front page of the python.org
website. Could someone send them information so our call for papers get up
there?
Jacob
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;ll probably just
get one article though, so better make it a good one with announcements of
kennote speakers etc.
Jacob Hallén
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Hoare has rather
poor sound quality.
Jacob Hallén
Wednesday 09 June 2010 you wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> This is a little bit stream of conciousness, but feedback &
> volunteering to help is welcome. Part of the reason for sending this
> is sanity checking as well. If you spot a gr
Friday 04 December 2009 you wrote:
> Zeth wrote:
> > 2009/12/4 Michael Foord :
> >> Several of those invited can't make it to PyCon in the US, but would be
> >> (or might be) interested in a language summit as part of EuroPython
> >> 2010. There are quite a few core developers of CPython and PyPy i
Monday 24 August 2009 you wrote:
> Dear Chris,
>
> So far I have not participated in this time-consuming dialogue.
>
> EuroPython is a community conference organised by a small group of
> volunteers invariably working in their own time in the evening and at
> weekends for no particular reward.
>
>
I haven't seen anything about a feedback form. Are we doing one this year?
Jacob
Tuesdayen den 23 June 2009 skrev John Pinner:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> This is to confirm the next EP-improve meeting:
>
> Date: Tuesday 23rd June, 2009 - TONIGHT
>
> Time: 17:00 BST, 18:00 CEST
>
> Location: freenode
While this is really great news, it raises some new issues.
Traditionally, about one third of the attendees have registered in the Early
Bird, with the cutoff being about 6 weeks before the conference. If we
extrapolate, we may be looking at 400-700 people wanting to attend. The
uncertainty com
tisdagen den 10 februari 2009 skrev John Pinner:
> Hello,
>
> It would be helpful if, before this evening's IRC meeting, you could
> look at the following wiki page:
>
> http://wiki.europython.eu/ProposedFees
>
> where I have put up some proposals for fees which we can discuss.
I think the rates a
ama, I think we can assume that
everyone understands that Europython will not be held there.
After all, if you are so historyless that you don't know about Birmingham as
the centre of the industrial revolution, maybe you deserve to be lo
This is really cool!
This is the poster for attracting attention and generating a bit of envy.
Python needs more of this sort of stuff.
What you might want is a plain booring poster what Python is and why we are
holding a conference, but don't t change this one. It is complete.
Jacob H
t Python is a programming
language to look into. Today, the market may be more ripe, and it may be
possible to get some local youngsters to join the conference. We should give
them the opportunity to do so by putting in a bit of volunteer work. Students
at this age are constantly strapped for cash.
Nametags are not really a small issue, because after the talks, they are the
second most visible attribute of a conference. Also, they contain a persons
name, which is something that is really important to the wearer.
In any case, I have 3 samples of badges, as well as the ReportLab preppy
temp
rtant to keep the amount of information on the badge
small. Anything that doesn't have a clear function and use should be removed.
In Edward Tufte's terminology, there shouldn't be any "chart junk".
Jacob Hallén
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