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Creating Windows Shortcuts with Python (Part II)

February 25, 2010 by Mike
Back when I first wrote about creating shortcuts with Python last month, I kept thinking to myself that I had a 3rd way of doing it. Today, I had to maintain some of my shortcut code and I stumbled upon it once more. I also noticed that my post had received a comment from Tim […]

PyCon 2010: Sunday Plenaries

February 22, 2010 by Mike
The last plenary session for PyCon 2010 was on Sunday. In it, Van Lindberg told us that if we included all the vendors, our conference had hit over 1100 people. What that meant is that for PyCon 2011, they would probably have to put an attendance cap of 1500 so that we wouldn't run out […]

PyCon 2010: Sunday Morning Lightning Talks

February 22, 2010 by Mike
The last morning Lightning talks were on Sunday. I wasn't able to stay for the Lightning talks that were given in the afternoon. Here's a quick run-down (note that I wasn't able to get the presenter's name on a lot of these because they would show their first slide for just a few scant seconds): […]

PyCon 2010 Open Spaces

February 21, 2010 by Mike
PyCon 2010 continued the practice of Open Spaces (if you don't know what those are, click here). I really enjoyed the Open Space track last year and greatly looked forward to it this year. Unfortunately, I only managed to get to one and that was the wxPython BoF that I had posted on the board. […]

PyCon 2010: Saturday Session 3 (late afternoon) - Think Globally, Hack Locally

February 20, 2010 by Mike
I only attended one of the two talks in the last session of the day. It was presented by Ms. Leigh Honeywell and called Think Globally, Hack Locally - Teaching Python in Your Community. She started "Python Newbie Night" in Toronto, Canada. It was an informal, peer-taught class which often put code up on the […]

PyCon 2010: Saturday Session 2 (early afternoon)

February 20, 2010 by Mike
I managed to make it to three talks in the middle session. Here's the list: "508 and You: Taking the Pain out of Accessibility" with Katie Cunningham, "Actors: What, Why, and How" with Donovan Preston and "Python Metaprogramming" with Nicolas Lara. I'll see you after the jump!
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