It sounds like a little co-ordination between groups wouldn't hurt in future.
S
On Apr 22, 2015, at 7:55 AM, Álex González wrote:
> Both of you do a great job organising your meetups, let's keep it and in case
> that you can help each other, why not? At the end, the community will be the
> on
Hey,
I haven't been doing much meetup lately but I always enjoyed the djugl..
organizing talk is hard (I think that the London Django meetup know well
about that) and I'm very thankful to Jon and his team to spend the time of
doing it. If they do that from interest, I'm 200% fine with that as the
In total agreement with Peter on this, I have been a long time
attendee of DJUGL
and have always found it hugely enjoyable and well organised, with varied
and interesting talks.
Thank Jon for your hard work, it is much appreciated.
On 22 April 2015 at 15:55, Álex González wrote:
> Hi g(uy|irl)s
Hi g(uy|irl)s,
my 2 cents here.
As a co-organiser of the Golang meetup I feel the pain of trying to find
sponsors for food, drinks & some place to host. I had sponsorship offers
from recruiters but I tried to avoid them for the exact reason that you
(Anand) are mention, but, let's be honest:
I d
>
> What purpose does DJUGL serve? great question. Would really be interested
> to see what the community thinks?
>
> Given that it's always a sellout (when it's properly advertised!) I think
this is a question that answers itself.
>From my perspective, I've always enjoyed meeting and learning fro
Thanks Anand,
There are some interesting points raised. I love that the Django community
has grown so much in recent years. Likewise the number of events happening
in London, each offering something different.
One thing that I have always encouraged at DJUGL if for speakers to promote
the fact th
Hi,
No the venue is the same. They just released more tickets because we have
organized the same space in a better way and we can actually host more people.
Cheers
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Hi Jon,
On 22/04/15 11:59, Jon Gould wrote:
>
> Moving forward, I'll be looking for a couple of additional people to
> help with the running of the event.
Why?
If you feel you don't have the time / energy, why continue to run it?
What particular need do you feel DJUGL is serving?
> There seem
On 22/04/15 10:30, a.gra...@gmail.com wrote:
> We still have around 28 tickets available and you can register and
Interesting. Last night, there were no tickets left.
Has the venue changed?
Thanks,
Anand
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Jon,
I, for one, appreciate the efforts you have made to dispel the
stereotype of a recruiter. If only all recruiters were as conscientious
as you.
I guess the lesson learned here is to, er, flag such events asap on this
list so they get the visibility they rightly deserve.
Given enough notice,
Hands up guilty, sorry, that was my fault.
It's been a while since DJUGL has happened.
Moving forward, I'll be looking for a couple of additional people to help
with the running of the event.
There seems to be a negative impression of DJUGL from some quarters based
on it being solely run by
I don't know about others, but unless you check twitter all the time, then
a lot of announcements tend to disappear into the ether. (Much as I like
twitter)
Regional announcements would be nice to see more on this list too. (I often
can't make them due to family/work commitments, but still, I can
Hi,
I tweeted it a couple of times and even the official DJUGL account
tweeted about it, but we all forgot to post here.
I'm sorry :(
On 22 April 2015 at 11:44, Nicholas H.Tollervey wrote:
> On 22/04/15 11:40, Tom Viner wrote:
>> Joint twitter / this-listserv announcements would be appreciated
On 22/04/15 11:40, Tom Viner wrote:
> Joint twitter / this-listserv announcements would be appreciated by me
> for one.
>
Seconded... if we don't know it's happening... etc...
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Hi Andrea n all,
Pity, I love DJUGL (it was my first ever London meetup), but this is too
late notice.
Joint twitter / this-listserv announcements would be appreciated by me for
one.
Tom
On 22 April 2015 at 10:30, a.gra...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi!
>
> My current company, Yoyo Wallet, will be ho
Hi!
My current company, Yoyo Wallet, will be hosting the first DJUGL of
2015 in collaboration with Austin Fraser.
There will be Python/Django related talks, pizza and beer offered by
our sponsor.
Sorry for this late notice, but I hope you are still in time to make
your plans and come to the even
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