Thursday February 22, 2007 at 13:22
Subject: My schedule for PyCon 2007
Keywords:
PyCon, Python
Posted by: Sean Reifschneider
Evelyn and I are out at PyCon this week. If you are coming, be sure
to look for us and say "hi". My official title is, it seems, "Network
Whipping Boy", so if you are having problems with the wireless you'll
probably be looking for me anyway. :-) I wanted to post my schedule of
the things I plan to attend.
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Friday
Panel: Tips for Presenters Plenary: Chair's Opening Remarks Plenary: Keynote 1 - Ivan Krstic Writing Your Own Python Types in C (#95) Developing Desktop Applications with Dabo (#13) Lunch & Plenary: Sponsor Lightning Talks (Fri) WSGI: An Introduction (#66) Web Frameworks Panel (#36) Creating the WhatWhat Project with TurboGears (#63) Iterators in Action (#49) The State of Python Advocacy (#7) Plenary: Lightning Talks (Fri PM) PSF Members Meeting
Saturday
PyCon 2008 Kick-Off Plenary: Keynote 2 - Adele Goldberg SQLAlchemy -- the Front-to-Back database toolkit (#47) Lunch & Plenary: Keynote 3 - Guido van Rossum Using Python Eggs (#56) Distributing your project with Python Eggs (#27) Dateutil to the Rescue! (#88) IPython: getting the most out of working interactively in Python (#6 Securing Python: "Protecting the interpreter from code wielding fres Why and when to use ctypes? (#51) Plenary: Lightning Talks (Sat PM) Hands-On with the One-Laptop-per-Child The Advocacy of Python - Community Discussion
Sunday
Plenary: Keynote 4 - Robert M. Lefkowitz Testable network programming via the Network Gateway Interface (#58) Write Less Code with XRC for wxPython (#92) Python and vim: Two great tastes that go great together. (#79) The Essentials of Stackless Python (#85) twill\, scotch\, and figleaf -- tools for testing (#5) Pybots: Testing Python Projects in Real Time (#4) Packaging Python apps for Linux Distributions (#46) Plenary: Lightning Talks + Closing Address (Sun PM) Plenary: Sprint Introductions Videos of an Entertaining Nature Room Takedown by Volunteers
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Kevin Dahlhausen Subject: Vim and Python |
Sean,
Thanks for posting your presentation and supporting materials. It's going to kill my morning, but that's ok. Vim was how I found python years ago - I thought if the smart minds behind Vim found Python to be good enough to script vim it must be a language worth looking in to.
Anyway, could you post your vim.py file that is run from your vimrc? Thanks. I'm learning a lot from these.
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Sean Reifschneider Subject: My vim.python |
My vim.py is basically just the other supporting files. When I first started coding vim extensions, I didn't know about the "<<EOF" trick, so I put my python code out into it's own file. So, I'd recommend just dropping the vim.py include and putting the other "vimscript" files I link to directly in the vimrc file.
Sean