Re: [python-uk] Interesting libraries

As Tim hints, last month's task was based on the game show Pointless. 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 i

Re: [python-uk] Interesting libraries

For those of you following in Black & White, Michael's referring to next Thursday's London Python Code Dojo following on from last month where we were invited to showcase modules we hadn't used before. On 24/04/2014 17:59, Michael Grazebrook wrote: Hi The modules you chose last meetup were in

[python-uk] Interesting libraries

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 y

[python-uk] London Python Dojo May 1st

The London Python Dojo May 2014 edition is now open for business. Go here for details and sign-up: https://ldnpydojo.eventwax.com/london-python-code-dojo-season-5-episode-7-2-2 (Yes, that URL is a little bizarre). Tickets are available now. Let the landrush begin! TJG _

[python-uk] PyconUK Early Bird tickets almost sold out...

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 A quick heads-up... What the subject says. Early bird tickets (£110) are limited in number (apparently there are 11 left, so Mary Mooney tells me) and "run out" on the 1st May. After that you'll be able to get standard tickets at £150 until 5th Sept.