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| == The Canberra Python Users Group (2013) == '''We meet the first Thursday of every month at 6pm''' |
= The Canberra Python Users Group = '''We meet on (mostly) the first Thursday of every month at 6pm''' |
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| Newcomers are always welcome; we're a friendly bunch and female-friendly :) | We're a friendly mixed bunch of Canberrans old and new -- all skill levels and disciplines welcome. |
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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:jonahsullivan79@gmail.com |Jonah Sullivan]], Alex Ware and [[mailto:cpug@elena.net.au|Elena Williams]] 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:''' | Importantly if you have an idea for a talk, we'd love to hear about it. |
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| Information about meetings will be updated on this wiki as promptly as possible. Discussion about the upcoming meetings and reminders are posted to the mailing list. | |
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| Join the mailing list here: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/canberra-pug | == Meetings == |
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| You can also email one of the organizers if you wish. | Upcoming meetings and reminders are posted to the meetup group: https://www.meetup.com/canberra-python-meetup-group/ |
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| '''Venue:''' | Proudly we over-represent for such a small city and foster a community or engineers, coders and python programmers of all colours and flavours. |
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| WE HAVE MOVED! | |
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| The new location is John Dedman G35 (the Neumann room). This location will hopefully stop us having to deal with the persistent technical issues in N101. | Join our slack here: [[ https://join.slack.com/t/canberrapug/shared_invite/zt-50v7p9g3-PnlGqMFr2LumH_dNizyWfg ]] |
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| Map: | Also for luck: [[ https://github.com/canberra-python/README ]] |
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| '''Upcoming meetings:''' | |
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| The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday 1st August 2013 at 6pm. | == Venue == |
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| - '''Nariman Habili''' will be talking to us about work he has done with Geoscience Australia using GIS and | Hannah Neumann Building #145, Seminar Room 1.33, ANU, Acton, Canberra, Australia |
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| python - and potentially also PyQt if time permits and there is interest - '''Ben Davies''' is going to give us a run down of PyconAU, and a few things he found particularly interesting. | Being a university it's a maze, give yourself plenty of time the first time you're trying to find the room. The room has external windows, next to the sliding doors on the Eastern side of the building where you should be able to see the group. |
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| 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]] | Occassionally we need to mix up the date and space, see the meetup group for details. |
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| '''Food:''' | == Food == |
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| PLEASE NOTE THAT NO CATERING WILL BE PROVIDED (although we'll have water). | Pizza and drinks are generously provided by Reposit Power, Xero and Linux Australia. |
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| There is the possibility that some members of the group will go and have dinner after the meeting nearby. | == Topics == |
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| === Potential Topics === Some topics that have interested the Canberra python users in the past are: |
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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| * PyCogent, GIS, data analysis, SciPy/NumPy, wxPython, PyJS (Pyjamas), Django, Python hardware interfaces * Demos of what you're doing/working on! |
Please contact [[mailto:jonahsullivan79@gmail.com |Jonah Sullivan]] if you would like to schedule a presentation. |
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| CategoryUsergroups | [[PastCPUGMeetups]] [[ https://www.meetup.com/canberra-python-meetup-group/events/past/ ]] * February 2018 - Understanding the Australian National Electricity Market (NEM) using Python - Geoff Eldridge * March 2018 - from Python import * - Libo Yin * April 2018 - Full stack Python - Ben Weise * May 2018 - Modern python package management - Gavin Jackson * June 2018 - Using Jupyter notebooks for reproducible science, training and business - Adam Steer * July 2018 - Describing Descriptors - Matthew Egan * August 2018 - Getting started with Python on Platform.sh - Chris Skene * September 2018 - Lightning Talks - Misc Speakers * October 2018 - How to build a super-computer in the cloud and protect sensitive information - Mark Stocks * November 2018 - Low effort performance boosts using Cython - Caleb James * December 2018 - Developing a package, a beginner's perspective - Craig Harrison, Josh Batchelor, Jonathan Mettes |
The Canberra Python Users Group
We meet on (mostly) the first Thursday of every month at 6pm
We're a friendly mixed bunch of Canberrans old and new -- all skill levels and disciplines welcome.
The responsible parties are Jonah Sullivan, Alex Ware and Elena Williams along with a number of other Python folk. Feel free to contact any of us with questions.
Importantly if you have an idea for a talk, we'd love to hear about it.
Meetings
Upcoming meetings and reminders are posted to the meetup group: https://www.meetup.com/canberra-python-meetup-group/
Proudly we over-represent for such a small city and foster a community or engineers, coders and python programmers of all colours and flavours.
Join our slack here: https://join.slack.com/t/canberrapug/shared_invite/zt-50v7p9g3-PnlGqMFr2LumH_dNizyWfg
Also for luck: https://github.com/canberra-python/README
Venue
Hannah Neumann Building #145, Seminar Room 1.33, ANU, Acton, Canberra, Australia
Being a university it's a maze, give yourself plenty of time the first time you're trying to find the room. The room has external windows, next to the sliding doors on the Eastern side of the building where you should be able to see the group.
Occassionally we need to mix up the date and space, see the meetup group for details.
Food
Pizza and drinks are generously provided by Reposit Power, Xero and Linux Australia.
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 Jonah Sullivan if you would like to schedule a presentation.
https://www.meetup.com/canberra-python-meetup-group/events/past/
- February 2018 - Understanding the Australian National Electricity Market (NEM) using Python - Geoff Eldridge
- March 2018 - from Python import * - Libo Yin
- April 2018 - Full stack Python - Ben Weise
- May 2018 - Modern python package management - Gavin Jackson
- June 2018 - Using Jupyter notebooks for reproducible science, training and business - Adam Steer
- July 2018 - Describing Descriptors - Matthew Egan
- August 2018 - Getting started with Python on Platform.sh - Chris Skene
- September 2018 - Lightning Talks - Misc Speakers
- October 2018 - How to build a super-computer in the cloud and protect sensitive information - Mark Stocks
- November 2018 - Low effort performance boosts using Cython - Caleb James
- December 2018 - Developing a package, a beginner's perspective - Craig Harrison, Josh Batchelor, Jonathan Mettes