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| == The Canberra Python Users Group (2013) == '''We Meet The First Thursday of every month at 7pm''' |
= The Canberra Python Users Group = '''We meet on the first Thursday of every month at 6pm''' |
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| Newcomers are always welcome; we're a friendly bunch and female-friendly :) | Newcomers are always welcome; we're a friendly bunch and welcome [[ https://www.python.org/community/diversity/|diversity]]. |
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| The responsible parties are [[mailto:padarn.wilson AT anu.edu.au|Padarn Wilson]][[mailto:jay.larson AT anu.edu.au|Jay Larson]][[mailto:paul.leopardi AT anu.edu.au|Paul Leopardi]] and [[mailto:ed@pythoncharmers.com|Ed Schofield]] along with a number of other Python folk. Feel free to contact any of us with questions | The responsible parties are [[mailto:gavin.jackson@gmail.com|Gavin Jackson]], [[mailto:mike@repositpower.com|Mike Leonard]] and [[mailto:jonahsullivan79@gmail.com |Jonah Sullivan]] along with a number of other Python folk. Feel free to contact any of us with questions. |
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| '''Where to get information:''' | == Mailing List == Discussion about the upcoming meetings and reminders are posted to the mailing list. |
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| There's a [[https://plus.google.com/communities/103339628935802168974|Canberra Python Users Group]] community page on Google+. Please join up and add yourself to the group! We'll keep you posted with announcements about the meetings. The Meetup group that was used in 2012 http://www.meetup.com/Canberra-Python-Meetup-Group/ still exists and has been updated with this planned meeting. RSVP via the meetup page would be greatly appreciated. | Join the mailing list here: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/canberra-pug |
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| JOIN THE MAILING LIST: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/canberra-pug | == Google+ Community (please sign up!) == General discussions and interesting python related news and articles are posted to our G+ community here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/103339628935802168974 - please sign up and contribute! |
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| '''Venue:''' | == Venue == Renewables Hub 19 Moore St Canberra ACT 2601 Australia |
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| Meetings are hosted by Computer Science at ANU and are held in room N101, CSIT building ANU. | https://www.google.com/maps/place/19+Moore+St,+Turner+ACT+2612,+Australia/@-35.2749834,149.1258546,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x6b164d677102cfab:0x5d922ccc23067bea!8m2!3d-35.2749834!4d149.1280433 |
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| Map: https://maps.google.com.au/maps?ie=UTF8&cid=2626780438576429652&q=CSIT+Building&iwloc=A&gl=AU&hl=en | == Food == Pizza and drinks are generously provided by Peoplebank and Reposit Power. |
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| This can be tricky to find the first time: it's a semi-circular glass-fronted meeting room directly south of the large bike cage which is located behind the CSIT building. If you can get to the back-side of the CSIT building and arrive between 6:45 and 7pm there should be some fellow pythoneers around this vicinity to help point you in the right direction. | == Topics == We are always after new speakers, don't be shy! Everyone in the room wants to hear about your experiences and is there to learn something cool. It is a low pressure, supportive environment to present at. |
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| '''Upcoming meetings:''' | Please contact gavin.jackson@gmail.com if you would like to schedule a presentation. |
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| The next meeting is scheduled for Thurdsay April 4th 2013 at 7pm. Calendar: [[https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=be798mth6kvue1cer4gsr0c848@group.calendar.google.com&ctz=Australia/Sydney|HTML]], [[https://www.google.com/calendar/ical/be798mth6kvue1cer4gsr0c848@group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics|iCal]] '''Food:''' We plan to organize pizza or similar to arrive during the meeting for those interested. We will also provide some (non alcoholic!) drinks. After the meeting, those who are interested may continue discussions at the Wig and Pen on Alinga Street. === Potential Topics === We are open to any topics Python related at this stage, though we will discuss the possibility of encouraging a theme of 'Scientific Computing and Analytics' at the first meeting. Some topics that have interested the Canberra python users in the past are: * GIS, data analysis, SciPy/NumPy, wxPython, PyJS (Pyjamas), Django, Python hardware interfaces * Demos of what you're doing/working on! === Talks Schedule === '''Thursday April 4th 2013:''' At the first meeting of the year we invite anyone to give a short talk about what they are doing with Python and what they are excited about. '''5-15 minute talks currently proposed''' * Introduction to the Canberra Python Users Group 2013 -- Padarn Wilson * MOOCs -- Tom Worthington * Python at Geoscience Australia -- Fei Zhang * PyCCSM, the first pythonic coupled climate mode and new directions in multigrid frameworks -- Jay Larson Note: A timetable of these talks for the night will be decided on early in the week starting the 1st of April. ---------- OLD WIKI INFORMATION FROM 2012 AND EARLIER ---------- '''Wednesday 26th September 2012''' '''5 minute talks''' * '''20 minute talks''' * 10 cool things about Python -- Ed Schofield '''Show and Tell''' * PyCon AU highlights -- Elena Williams (contributions welcome from other attendees!) * --- '''Wednesday 27th June 2012''' '''20 minute talks''' . One way to create tutorials using Python (with Cython somewhere in the background) -- Paul Leopardi (ANU) --- '''Wednesday 30 May 2012''' Great night! Rhys' slides and photos coming soon. '''20 minute talks''' * "Python at Uber" -- Rhys Elsmore (UberGlobal) * "Cython, Part 2: stranger parts of C++" -- Paul Leopardi (ANU) ---- '''Wednesday 2nd May 2012''' '''5 minute talks''' * "Zookeepr (and my FOSSD experience): The Story So Far" -- Elena Williams (+ a demo if people are interested) '''20 minute talks''' * '''Show and Tell''' * Demo Fabric -- David Pretty ---- '''Wednesday 4th April 2012''' '''5 minute talks''' * "Python bindings to GDAL for raster data" -- Ben Davies '''20 minute talks''' * "What the heck is Cython?" or "What last month's cold prevented me from saying" -- Paul Leopardi '''Show and Tell''' ---- '''Wednesday 7th March 2012''' Summary: plenty of new faces despite the sleety, cold Canberra "Autumn" weather. Nice mixed bag of interests, more python games people which seemed to spark some interest. Thanks to Adam for telling us about his deployment system. We will definitely be following up on interest in being involved with Zookeepr project for [[http://lca2013.linux.org.au/|Linux Conf]]. Lots of great discussion for future talks, tutes and demos. There was a bit of interest in some fun python basics. A group of hardened web-tech/django folk were talking queuing, caching and static serving until nearly 11pm at the Wig. Good times. '''5 minute talks''' * "Package deployment and management in a locked down Windows environment" - Adam Kerz * [[CanberraPUG?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=pythonPackages.ppt|Presentation]] * "Upcoming: PyConAU; Linux Conf AU and Zookeepr interest" - Elena Williams '''20 minute talks''' * "How did and will we use Python for streamflow forecast services? Bureau of Meteorology" - Daehyok Shin * Using Cython to wrap C++ classes: Part 1: What is Cython and who uses it, anyway? - Paul Leopardi (Postponed to next month - I have a cold and won't be able to speak, sorry.) '''Show and Tell''' ---- [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdFA_Ji3nec|Video from OSDC 2011 on Python for R&D - Ed Schofield]] [[http://cbr.python.social.org.au/media/msc/python-welcome_elena.pdf|Elena's "Welcome to Python (Canberra)" slides]] |
* June 2014 - Theme: Continuous Integration * August 2014 - Geospatial Development with Python * September 2014 - Database Scaling and LISTEN/NOTIFY * October 2014 - Statistical Learning on Big Data * November 2014 - Wrapping python around C code * December 2014 - Lightning Talks * March 2015 - Lightning Talks * April 2015 - Object Relational Mapping with SQLAlchemy * May 2015 - Git Fundamentals by V * June 2015 - Agile development using Scrum * July 2015 - An introduction to image analysis with OpenCV and its application to honeybee research - Jack Simpson * August 2015 - IPython notebook basic intro + unexpected use cases - Kirill Kouzoubov * September 2015 - Leo - NetworkX * October 2015 - Python Contracting Opportunities - David Smith * November 2015 - An introduction to Openshift - Andrew Ritchie, Git yourself out of trouble by V * December 2015 - Python to C converter - Hugh Fischer * Feb 2016 - Learn you a Flask - Lachlan Blackall * Mar 2016 An introduction to Python Amazon Web Services library called Boto3 - Jonathan Metes * April 2016 - Pyramid I18N - James Li, Travis with Hypothesis - Zac Hatfield Dodds * May 2016 - Introduction to GNURadio - Paul Harvey * June 2016 - Centralised logfile analysis using Elastic, Logstash and Kibana (ELK) - Tomas Krajca * July 2016 - Lightning talks * August 2016 - Xarray and Dask - Andrew Hicks * September 2016 - An introduction to Pybuilder - John Weng * October 2016 - Digitising 100 years of parliamentary data - Django as a framework for government data management by Samuel Spencer * November 2016 Ansible - Raju Karia (Redhat) * December 2016 - Django Channels by Dominic Snowdon (and Pimp Your Shell by Gavin Jackson) * February 2017 - Using Python 3.6, MyPy and Jupyter Lab to identify people with similar meal preferences - Jack Simpson * March 2017 - Lightning Talks * April 2017 - Python Contracting Opportunities in the ACT - David Smith * May 2017 - Introduction to GraphQL in Python - Team Reposit, led by Mike Leonard * June 2017 - Applications of python for marine conservation - Jonah Sullivan * July 2017 - Image recognition and tracking with Python and machine learning - Jack Simpson * August 2017 - From REPL to reliable: working code without wasting time - Zac Hatfield Dodds * September 2017 The Wizardry of Metaprogramming - Mike Leonard * October 2017 - Lightning Talks * November 2017 - Deep Learning with Keras - Jonathan Mettes and Fun with Scrapy - Gavin Jackson * December 2017 - 2017, a year in review (Panel Discussion) * '''Next Meeting 1 Feb 2018''' - Understanding the Australian National Electricity Market (NEM) using Python - Geoff Eldridge ([[https://www.meetup.com/Canberra-Python-Meetup-Group/events/247038316/|meetup]]) |
The Canberra Python Users Group
We meet on the first Thursday of every month at 6pm
Newcomers are always welcome; we're a friendly bunch and welcome diversity.
The responsible parties are Gavin Jackson, Mike Leonard and Jonah Sullivan along with a number of other Python folk. Feel free to contact any of us with questions.
Mailing List
Discussion about the upcoming meetings and reminders are posted to the mailing list.
Join the mailing list here: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/canberra-pug
Google+ Community (please sign up!)
General discussions and interesting python related news and articles are posted to our G+ community here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/103339628935802168974 - please sign up and contribute!
Venue
Renewables Hub 19 Moore St Canberra ACT 2601 Australia
Food
Pizza and drinks are generously provided by Peoplebank and Reposit Power.
Topics
We are always after new speakers, don't be shy! Everyone in the room wants to hear about your experiences and is there to learn something cool. It is a low pressure, supportive environment to present at.
Please contact gavin.jackson@gmail.com if you would like to schedule a presentation.
- June 2014 - Theme: Continuous Integration
- August 2014 - Geospatial Development with Python
- September 2014 - Database Scaling and LISTEN/NOTIFY
- October 2014 - Statistical Learning on Big Data
- November 2014 - Wrapping python around C code
- December 2014 - Lightning Talks
- March 2015 - Lightning Talks
- April 2015 - Object Relational Mapping with SQLAlchemy
- May 2015 - Git Fundamentals by V
- June 2015 - Agile development using Scrum
- July 2015 - An introduction to image analysis with OpenCV and its application to honeybee research - Jack Simpson
- August 2015 - IPython notebook basic intro + unexpected use cases - Kirill Kouzoubov
- September 2015 - Leo - NetworkX
- October 2015 - Python Contracting Opportunities - David Smith
- November 2015 - An introduction to Openshift - Andrew Ritchie, Git yourself out of trouble by V
- December 2015 - Python to C converter - Hugh Fischer
- Feb 2016 - Learn you a Flask - Lachlan Blackall
- Mar 2016 An introduction to Python Amazon Web Services library called Boto3 - Jonathan Metes
- April 2016 - Pyramid I18N - James Li, Travis with Hypothesis - Zac Hatfield Dodds
- May 2016 - Introduction to GNURadio - Paul Harvey
- June 2016 - Centralised logfile analysis using Elastic, Logstash and Kibana (ELK) - Tomas Krajca
- July 2016 - Lightning talks
- August 2016 - Xarray and Dask - Andrew Hicks
- September 2016 - An introduction to Pybuilder - John Weng
- October 2016 - Digitising 100 years of parliamentary data - Django as a framework for government data management by Samuel Spencer
- November 2016 Ansible - Raju Karia (Redhat)
- December 2016 - Django Channels by Dominic Snowdon (and Pimp Your Shell by Gavin Jackson)
February 2017 - Using Python 3.6, MyPy and Jupyter Lab to identify people with similar meal preferences - Jack Simpson
- March 2017 - Lightning Talks
- April 2017 - Python Contracting Opportunities in the ACT - David Smith
- May 2017 - Introduction to GraphQL in Python - Team Reposit, led by Mike Leonard
- June 2017 - Applications of python for marine conservation - Jonah Sullivan
- July 2017 - Image recognition and tracking with Python and machine learning - Jack Simpson
- August 2017 - From REPL to reliable: working code without wasting time - Zac Hatfield Dodds
- September 2017 The Wizardry of Metaprogramming - Mike Leonard
- October 2017 - Lightning Talks
- November 2017 - Deep Learning with Keras - Jonathan Mettes and Fun with Scrapy - Gavin Jackson
- December 2017 - 2017, a year in review (Panel Discussion)
Next Meeting 1 Feb 2018 - Understanding the Australian National Electricity Market (NEM) using Python - Geoff Eldridge (meetup)