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November 2022

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Re: Open source Covalent to be part of PyCon sprints for 2023
by Olivia Sauls Nov. 16, 2022

Nov. 16, 2022

Hi Ian, Thank you for your email - we're so glad to hear that you're interested in submitting a sprint project for PyCon US 2023! Anyone is able to run a sprint project, and we will list all projects that are submitted ahead of the conference on the PyCon US website <https://us.pycon.org/2023/>. The PyCon US 2023 sprint page will be available closer to the date of the conference and is where you will find sprint submission instructions as well as the sprint project submission form. In … [View More]

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Open source Covalent to be part of PyCon sprints for 2023
by Ian Buckley Nov. 11, 2022

Nov. 11, 2022

Hi, My name is Ian Buckley<mailto:ian@agnostiq.ai> and I lead Community & Partnerships at Agnostiq, the team behind the open-source project Covalent. We are in the process of setting up sponsorship for & registering to attend PyCon US & PyCon Global for 2023. I am interested to read about PyCon sprints. We would be very keen to offer Covalent<https://www.covalent.xyz/> to the PyCon sprints for 2023 & could provide mentors to lead a sprint on Covalent. We take part … [View More]

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