I finally got around to booking my PyCon 2006 registration and hotel. This will be my 2nd PyCon, but this time I’m not presenting (which cuts the preparation time down quite a bit :-)
Hope to see you there!
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erik
See you at PyCon 2006
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Erik Smartt
Project Lead, UX Architect, Strategist, and Creative Technologist -- Helping clients solve business problems using technology.A few of my side projects:
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cyke64 10:45 am on January 26, 2006 Permalink |
Yes :-)
Because it’s Matt Croydon who presents this year ;-)
http://wiki.python.org/moin/PyCon2006/Talks
#69. Python in Your Pocket: Python for Series 60
Matt Croydon
Python for Series 60 has come a long way since it was released last winter. This session will provide an overview of Python on mobile phones, demonstrate how easy it is to develop applications with a native look and feel, explore the many aspects of a phone that can be controlled programmatically and showcase several applications written in Python.
erik 11:56 am on January 26, 2006 Permalink |
Yup! I’m excited to hear Matt talk about the project. I find it wonderful to see non-Nokia people evangelizing it!
8mobile 4:37 am on January 27, 2006 Permalink |
Dear Erik,
We must attend PyCon 2006 to see new version ? Python 1.3 for Series 60 will be released after PyCon 2006 ?
Best Regards,
Ottorino Bruni
http://www.8mobile.org
erik 2:09 pm on January 27, 2006 Permalink |
8mobile — The 1.3 release schedule and “me attending PyCon” aren’t related, and unfortunately, I’m not allowed to “break news” on my blog, so I can’t discuss the 1.3 release schedule just yet. However, I can say that the process, policies, and practices for the project will be changing significantly (for the better) after this release. But until then, I have to stick with the policy of keeping quiet until a public annoucement.