> While all are very good ideas, there is still clearly a need for a second
> London python dojo since tickets fly in just a few hours after the
> announcement.
yeah, that's what i was asking, ie -- 'does anyone else wish there
were saturday/sunday *python dojos* in london? am i the only one in
th
If there's enough demand I'd be happy to host a second dojo as well. The
space is easy to find, covering the food and drink is what I'm working on
now.
I'll take some pictures this evening before I leave the office, as it's
less crowded, and send them along.
On 31 January 2012 13:51, Javier Llopi
While all are very good ideas, there is still clearly a need for a second
London python dojo since tickets fly in just a few hours after the
announcement.
Just a thought
J
> Ed, it sounds great. I think it would be very good to
> host a different Python session in London, perhaps in
> the other
On Jan 31, 2012, at 1:46 PM, Tim Golden wrote:
> I second the suggestion for a sprint, at least as one
> way of making use of the session. I'm fairly sure that
> the PSF sprinters are particularly keen on Python3-porting
> sprints.
I would be very much up for a Python sprint, although like others
Ed, it sounds great. I think it would be very good to
host a different Python session in London, perhaps in
the other half of the month from the Dojo, and that
it be a weekend will obviously allow some people to
come who couldn't come otherwise -- just as the
reverse is true for our Thursday Dojos
A Python Sprint is a fantastic idea as well.
I've double checked our facilities and we can easily accomodate 35 in the
theater and can squeeze in another 7 chairs up front (might be a little
cramped though) and there's a little bit of standing room off the side.
I think 40-45 people would be the
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We post well in advance on the python-uk mailing list. Code dojos are
usually the first Thursday of every month except January (and
sometimes September depending on the academic year). We take August off.
;-)
N.
On 31/01/12 13:25, Ed Stafford wrote:
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> Actually, rather than run a dojo (which is quite a focussed affair)
> why not run a hackathon? Self selecting teams can coalesce around a
> problem area rather than specific problem and have 6 hours to produce
> something before a show-and-tell. For example, running a hackathon
> around the sub
Hi Nick,
Absolutely, is there a system in place somewhere to help coordinate these
or is it on an ad-hoc basis? Do you just check Lanyard or something?
On 31 January 2012 12:41, Nicholas H.Tollervey wrote:
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Hi Ed,
> Still early days. The one thing I don't want to do is step on the
> toes of the existing dojo. So please, if you feel this is the case
> let me know and we can work something out. Maybe the python dojo
> stays as it is and we concentrate o
You're right about the fatigue and it's my fault for being unclear. The
events won't all be python related. I have contacts with people from other
events so I'm thinking one Python dojo or hackathon, a general themed
hackathon with participation from multiple disciplines and maybe a barcamp
every o
Ross and Nick
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 12:20, Nicholas H.Tollervey wrote:
> When I think about what we do in the dojo I reckon the limitations of
> size and frequency (we can only do it once a month in an office
> that'll hold no more than 30 hackers) actually plays to our advantage.
> People kno
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Hi,
On 31/01/12 11:54, Ed Stafford wrote:
> Hi Ross,
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> That's an idea! Once I get the sign off I may find we have enough
> time for 2 or 3 events a month. Will have to gauge interest towards
> the end of the week.
>
Hmmm... might this not cause h
Hi Ross,
That's an idea! Once I get the sign off I may find we have enough time for
2 or 3 events a month. Will have to gauge interest towards the end of the
week.
On 31 January 2012 11:45, Ross Lawley wrote:
> Ed if you're feeling really adventurous you could throw a BarCamp! Its
> been a whil
Ed if you're feeling really adventurous you could throw a BarCamp! Its been
a while since one has been done there:
http://barcamp.org/w/page/401031/BarCampLondon4
Ross
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 11:37 AM, Ed Stafford <
walter.staff...@carbonsixty.co.uk> wrote:
> I like the idea of a hackathon and t
I like the idea of a hackathon and the venue would lend itself well to
this. I've been told that we won't have budget for food or drink but I have
other contacts that I may able to convince to help sponsor the events. As I
said, it's early days yet and I've only just started the formal process for
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Choosing the day/time of a dojo is always going to inconvenience
someone. I have a young family and weekends are precious. Obviously I
could make a Saturday dojo but not every month.
If Ed is willing to provide a location along with free pizza and bee
There's no reason we couldn't host two events a month at the Global office
(Leicester Square). I have to get sign off but it seems possible. We have a
theatre that will seat around 40 people for presentations. I'll wait until
I get final approval before moving forward.
On 31 January 2012 11:00, Jo
I'd also be interested - I usually attend ldnpydojo on a Thursday but a
weekend would be more ideal. If it were a Sunday I would prefer it to start
and end earlier, for the same reason Thursdays are less than convenient.
Sent from my Sony Tablet S
On Jan 30, 2012 10:34 PM, "Mohammed Abdulrazeg"
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On 30/01/2012 23:58, Carles Pina i Estany wrote:
Hi,
On Jan/30/2012, Tom Viner wrote:
I personally would really enjoy having a longer session to create more
ambitious solutions on a weekend dojo. Although I wouldn't be able to
attend every time.
I estimate that I would go 50% of the Python Do
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