[python-uk] Interesting libraries

[Tom Viner]

As Tim hints, last month's task was based on the game show
Pointless<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pointless_(game_show)>.
The challenge being to pick the least known Python module or library that
upon demo of a team's best imagined "interesting use", gets the most votes
of "can imagine using this in the next year". One final rule: team's were
banned from picking any module that they'd used before.

So +1 on lightening talks about these lesser known but none-the-less useful
modules. At the dojo next Thursday.


On 24 April 2014 17:59, Michael Grazebrook <michael at grazebrook.com> wrote:

> Hi
>
> The modules you chose last meetup were interesting.
>
> Would anyone like to give lightning talks expanding on the demos we did?
> We uncovered a range of intriguing, useful and rarely used modules. The
> demos gave us a taste, but not always a balanced view of the modules' true
> strengths. So if you've time to take a deeper look, let's hear from you!
>
> Michael.
>
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