[python-uk] London Python? Brighton is active

[Nicholas Tollervey]

Hi Ian,

I usually post details on this mailing list a couple of weeks before the next dojo. The pattern is that they take place on the first Thursday of every month (except August). You need to sign-up at an EventBrite site (only so we know how much pizza/beer to get in for the social thing at the start). Nevertheless, given the interest in a co-ordinated UK-Python website I'd love to be able to add information and dates on there. So, for the time being just monitor this list.

We try to make the dojo technical, educational, hands-on and fun. Perhaps see you at the next one..? ;-)

Nicholas.

On 3 Aug 2010, at 18:00, Ian Ozsvald wrote:

> Hi NIcholas, thanks for the reply (and private copy of the Dojo presentation).
> 
> I've tweeted at @gnublade (we met at a PyCon a couple of years back),
> it looks like Pyssup has been quiet for a couple of months, maybe
> there will be another meet.
> 
> I'm less interested in the web-dev stuff (but it is good to know
> there's a whole group for it!). Re. the Dojo could be cool, I haven't
> done one of those before. Is there a twitter account/mailing list so I
> can keep track of upcoming events?
> 
> Cheers,
> Ian.
> 
> On 2 August 2010 09:33, Nicholas Tollervey <ntoll at ntoll.org> wrote:
>> Hi Ian,
>> 
>> There are four London Python meets that I know of:
>> 
>> * Pyssup - organised by Andy Kilner, a social "drinks" evening for Python devs.
>> * DJUGL - Django User Group London - organised by Gareth Rushgrove, does exactly what it says on the tin
>> * City/Python/Financial User Group - organised by ???, not sure if they still meet but targets Python devs working in the City in the financial sector
>> * London Python Code Dojo - coordinated by me but sort of spontaneously organises itself. The next meeting is 2nd September and I'll post details to this list. I'm pretty certain we'd love to see your talking head..!
>> 
>> Hope this helps,
>> 
>> Nicholas.
>> 
>> On 2 Aug 2010, at 09:22, Ian Ozsvald wrote:
>> 
>>> Down in Brighton we've recently had two Python meets:
>>> http://brightonpy.org/archive/
>>> 
>>> Are there any London meets?  I'd be happy to wander up and meet some
>>> Python folk and/or bring my robot head for a demo
>>> (http://blog.aicookbook.com/2010/06/building-a-face-tracking-robot-headroid1-with-python-in-an-afternoon/).
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> Ian.
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