[Python-Dev] Topic suggestions from the PyCon feedback

[Anthony Baxter]

On Tuesday 14 March 2006 14:22, A.M. Kuchling wrote:
> The conclusion I draw from these results: intermediate- or
> advanced-level topics of program design are not covered enough,
> whether in the Python documentation, in published books and
> articles, or in PyCon talks.  Please feel free to mine the above
> list, or the rest of the PyCon feedback, for topic ideas.
>
> In particular: if you're going to attend PyCon 2007, EuroPython, or
> some other conference (even a non-Python one), please consider
> submitting a talk proposal covering one of the above topics.  Such
> presentations would find a receptive audience, I think.

Just as another data point - at OSDC (australian open source 
conference) I've presented a "What's New In Python" talk the two 
years the conference has run, and it's gotten good responses from
the audience. It's fairly brief race through the world - only 1/2
an hour - but I try to hit all the good points.


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Anthony Baxter     <anthony at interlink.com.au>
It's never too late to have a happy childhood.