Hey ChiPy,
We've been having some great times with our online Monthly __main__ meeting
format, and have had some awesome speakers. You can check out talks here:
https://www.youtube.com/c/ChicagoPythonUsersGroup/videos
*We are looking to you for some more great ChiPy topics!*
We are looking for Python talks for our October 8th meeting. If you have a
Python topic that you'd like to talk about or a project that you'd like to
share, we'd be happy to have your talk submission!
You can submit a talk topic here.
https://www.chipy.org/meetings/topics/propose/
If you have any questions or ideas feel free to email me. Thank you and
hope to hear from you soon!
Joe
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Joe J. Jasinski
www.joejasinski.com
Hi ChiPy,
Welcome back from the long weekend! Just a reminder that our September 10th
__main__ meeting is about here. We have some really cool talks planned for
our live stream. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday!
*When: *Thursday September 10, 2020, 6 p.m.
*Where: *Remote Meeting
You can join our Live Stream at the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBGUlbcHi2k
*More info:*
https://www.chipy.org/
*What*
- *Snakes on a Car: Or, Over-engineering a Toy*
By: Kat Cosgrove
Description:
Like a lot of engineers, I like to tinker. I also like hardware hacking,
video games, and over-engineering the hell out of something. When my team
at work decided to build a proof of concept demonstrating the possibility
of fast over-the-air updates for edge devices, we settled on using a car as
the example of an edge device. It’s flashy, you know? This also presented
me with an opportunity to do all of the things I love, and call it work:
build a self-driving RC car, and then let people race it around a track
using a repurposed USB racewheel, a handful of open source tools, and whole
lotta Python. DevOps, but make it fun.
- *Fun with Finite State Machines*
By: Aly Sivji
Description:
Finite State Machines (FSM) are tools we can use to model simple and
complex workflows. In this (non-mathematical) talk, we will learn about
FSMs and examine how they can be used to improve software design. We’ll
finish by diving deep into a couple of Python implementations of FSMs. Full
disclosure: one of the implementations is a library I created.
- *Don't be beholden to your tools*
By: Dave Trollope
Description:
How KnowledgeHound innovated by breaking usage of existing tools to
solve two immediate problems. A discussion of Django, SQLAlchemy, Pure
Python, and Pandas.
Thank you always to our sponsors, including Braintree and JFrog. ChiPy is a
community run event and we depend on generous donations from our sponsors
to make events and activities possible.
If you or your company is interested in sponsoring, we'd love to talk with
you as we update our sponsorships for 2020.
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