Tim -
Thanks for the kind words and I agree with what you say. In particular,
I felt a little guilty that all those people brought their lap-tops but
didn't get to play (though we did get a lot of people to load Python).
The large numbers do give us an excuse, and nobody SAD they were
disappo
Michael Foord wrote:
> Thanks to you, Pete and Tim for organising the talk. It was *great* to
> see so many people attend - a very pleasant surprise.
I think we were all surprised as well! (A pleasant sort of
surprise, but see below). Thanks to
you and any other UK Pythoneers who made it as wel
Hello Michael,
Thanks to you, Pete and Tim for organising the talk. It was *great* to
see so many people attend - a very pleasant surprise.
I think that for the audience a complete novices introduction might have
been helpful. Maybe the next ones could be something like :
* A brief introduct
Thanks to all who made it. We had a terrific turn-out: overbooked, but
fortunately just enough people didn't show to let everyone get in. We
were told to plan for 30 but got about 140.
Tim did a superb presentation which both showcased the language nicely
and also was easy for beginners to foll
I'm in the same situation. My plan is: try to get in, if that doesn't
work and there are a few people hanging around, see if we can go along
to the workshop even if the lecture is full. Failing that it's either
home or the pub.
Tom
On 7/5/07, richard barran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'
Hi,
I'd like to turn up tonight, but I haven't registered either :-( Is
there a 'Plan B' for any python people who get turned away at the door?
Cheers,
Richard
On 3/7/07, at 12:11, Michael Grazebrook wrote:
> Technically you do need to pre-register, and it's booked out. But
> in practice sma
Technically you do need to pre-register, and it's booked out. But in
practice small numbers can always get in without registering, as there
are often drop-outs. It is free for non-members. I'm keen to have a
small number of Python UK people: to assist with the practcial bit, to
spread the word,
Anand Kumria wrote:
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> Cool! I expect to see you there.
>
> Apart from looking for other people with laptop, do we need to pre-
> register our attendence or anything?
Well, really, yes. But the thing's been so popular that
registration was closed the last time I
On Mon, 02 Jul 2007 10:34:40 +0100, Tim Golden wrote:
> If you're in London around 6.30pm this Thursday evening, July 5th 2007,
> you might want to drop in on The Institution of Engineering and
> Technology [1] on the Embankment near Waterloo Bridge [2] for "A Light
> byte of Python" [3]. Michael
Pierre DeWet wrote:
> Sounds cool.
> Registration is closed for this,though. Is it still worth turning up
> and hoping for the best? :)
I believe so. They don't expect everyone to turn up who's
registered. The last time I was there I didn't register
beforehand; just turned up on the night and ther
Sounds cool.
Registration is closed for this,though. Is it still worth turning up
and hoping for the best? :)
Pierre
>>> On 02/07/2007 at 10:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're in London around 6.30pm this Thursday evening, July 5th 2007,
you might want to drop in on The Institution of
Engin
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