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| == General Python talks == * [[http://www.amk.ca/talks/python-dev/|2004 talk on how Python is developed]] -- I may be revisiting and updating it for a presentation in spring 2007. * [[http://catherinedevlin.blogspot.com/2007/09/ohio-linuxfest-slides-code.html|Introduction to Python and/or Solar System Demolition]] -- intensive live-code demonstration. Introduce Python programming syntax and concepts with an entertaining solar system simulation leveraging vPython. == Libraries == * [[http://www.amk.ca/talks/2006-02-07/|Processing XML With ElementTree]] * [[http://www.amk.ca/talks/2004-12-02/|Introduction to the Semantic Web and RDF]] |
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| * ??? | For active discussion on advocating the use of Python, please join the [[http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/advocacy|Advocacy mailing list]] and visit the [[http://advocacy.python.org/getinvolved|Advocacy - Get Involved!]] site. ---- CategoryAdvocacy |
Reusable Slide Presentations -- Only the Best!
The Internet is full of slide presentations about Python. The idea is to collect links (or attachments) to best ones, ones that are licensed under terms that permit reuse. They should be under a Creative Commons license or equivalent, so that others can update, expand or rearrange the content.
This wiki page is a collection point - we will later relocate, organize with other related content and write abstracts about them so that others can find them more easily.
As far as format, reStructuredText (rst2html ala S5) would be nice but at this point anything is welcome. We can convert it for you.
General Python talks
2004 talk on how Python is developed -- I may be revisiting and updating it for a presentation in spring 2007.
Introduction to Python and/or Solar System Demolition -- intensive live-code demonstration. Introduce Python programming syntax and concepts with an entertaining solar system simulation leveraging vPython.
Libraries
For active discussion on advocating the use of Python, please join the Advocacy mailing list and visit the Advocacy - Get Involved! site.