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| Given the recent spate of successful sprints, Google decided it would be a good idea to host a sprint. We've been talking about it since PyCon. Jeremy finally got the ball rolling. | Given the recent spate of successful [:SprintIntroduction: sprints], Google decided it would be a good idea to host a sprint. We've been talking about it since PyCon. Jeremy finally got the ball rolling. |
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| We plan to hold the sprint Aug 21-24, 2006. This date should be after 2.5 is released (early August). There will be 2 locations: Google's New York City office, and Google's Mountain View, California office. Google's Open Source Program Office is doing much of the internal coordination with Jeremy Hylton and Neal Norwitz handling more of the technical side. We hope many Googlers and non-Googlers will participate. Please add your name below if you are interested. | We plan to hold the sprint Aug 21-24, 2006. This date should be after 2.5 is released (early August). There will be 2 locations: Google's New York City office (NYC), and Google's Mountain View, California office (MTV). Google's Open Source Program Office is doing much of the internal coordination with Jeremy Hylton and Neal Norwitz handling more of the technical side. We hope many Googlers and non-Googlers will participate. Please add your name below if you are interested. |
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Adding a possible goal: Those who have seen the [http://mrtopf.tv/vlog/ Alan Kay keynote] at [www.europython.org EuroPython 2006 @ CERN] have heard his call for Python help to the [http://laptop.org/ OLPC project]. I think this sprint could form a starting point. Those help would also lead to a very big improvement for Browser based computing, in that way giving back to the sprint sponsor. |
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'''Administriva for Our Guests''' We're planning to feed you and provide network connectivity. We're also planning a Googler/Python Devs cocktail hour. Google would like to invite you to give a presentation to our employees if you are interested. || Name || Location || Dates || Topic || Google would love to give a presentation to attendees if you're interested. || Name || Location || Dates || Topic || '''Food''' We'll be providing lunch and dinner to our attendees and breakfast will be available from the microkitchens. '''Housing - MTV''' You can book a room at The Residence Inn Palo Alto/Mountain View; ask for Google's corporate rate. If you're looking to save funds, you might consider booking a penthouse room at the property and doubling up with another attendee. http://marriott.com/property/propertypage.mi?marshaCode=SFOMV '''Housing - NYC''' Google's preferred hotels are The Muse Hotel (http://www.themusehotel.com) and The Paramount Hotel (http://www.ianschragerhotels.com/home_search.html?paramount); ask for the Google corporate rate when booking. Both are located within walking distance of the NYC office. '''Security''' We will pre-register you with security for both offices. Please make sure to get your name on the attendee list so we can get you pre-registered. More details to follow. '''More on Location''' ''New York City'' 1440 Broadway New York NY Connection Machine - Floor 16 ''Mountain View'' 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, 94043 University Theatre - 1st Flr, Building 40 Directions: [WWW] http://www.google.com/corporate/address.html#directions (please note - only reserved until 2:30 PM on Thursday, 8/24 - do we need another room?) Alex Martelli will be presenting Python 2.5 features at PENLUG in Belmont (CA) in the evening of Aug 24: see http://www.penlug.org/twiki/bin/view/Home/WebHome -- all sprint attendees are of course welcome. |
Given the recent spate of successful [:SprintIntroduction: sprints], Google decided it would be a good idea to host a sprint. We've been talking about it since PyCon. Jeremy finally got the ball rolling.
We plan to hold the sprint Aug 21-24, 2006. This date should be after 2.5 is released (early August). There will be 2 locations: Google's New York City office (NYC), and Google's Mountain View, California office (MTV). Google's Open Source Program Office is doing much of the internal coordination with Jeremy Hylton and Neal Norwitz handling more of the technical side. We hope many Googlers and non-Googlers will participate. Please add your name below if you are interested.
The goals of the sprint have not yet been defined. We should try to fix any serious 2.5 bugs as well as cleanup the code to prepare for 2.6. Let us know if you have any questions.
Adding a possible goal: Those who have seen the [http://mrtopf.tv/vlog/ Alan Kay keynote] at [www.europython.org EuroPython 2006 @ CERN] have heard his call for Python help to the [http://laptop.org/ OLPC project]. I think this sprint could form a starting point. Those help would also lead to a very big improvement for Browser based computing, in that way giving back to the sprint sponsor.
Attendees:
Name
Location
Dates
Jeremy Hylton
NYC
Aug 21-24
Neal Norwitz
NYC?
Aug 21-24
Guido van Rossum
MTV
Aug 21-24
Thomas Wouters
NYC
Aug 21-24
Brett Cannon
MTV
Aug 21-24
Martin v. Löwis
NYC
Aug 22-24
Jack Diederich
NYC
Aug 21,22
Charles Merriam
MTV
Aug 21,22,24
Peter Simanyi
MTV
Aug 21-24
Alex Martelli
MTV
Aug 21-24 (half-time)
Anna Ravenscroft
MTV
Aug 21-24 (half-time)
Suggested sprint areas:
- 2.5 bug fixing
- Cleanup for 2.6
- New features for 2.6 (PEP may be required)
- Python 3000
- more big-memory tests for 2.5+ (dicts, unicode, array, struct)
- Cleaning and unification of package documentation
- Add your ideas here
Administriva for Our Guests
We're planning to feed you and provide network connectivity. We're also planning a Googler/Python Devs cocktail hour.
Google would like to invite you to give a presentation to our employees if you are interested.
Name
Location
Dates
Topic
Google would love to give a presentation to attendees if you're interested.
Name
Location
Dates
Topic
Food
We'll be providing lunch and dinner to our attendees and breakfast will be available from the microkitchens.
Housing - MTV
You can book a room at The Residence Inn Palo Alto/Mountain View; ask for Google's corporate rate. If you're looking to save funds, you might consider booking a penthouse room at the property and doubling up with another attendee. http://marriott.com/property/propertypage.mi?marshaCode=SFOMV
Housing - NYC
Google's preferred hotels are The Muse Hotel (http://www.themusehotel.com) and The Paramount Hotel (http://www.ianschragerhotels.com/home_search.html?paramount); ask for the Google corporate rate when booking.
Both are located within walking distance of the NYC office.
Security
We will pre-register you with security for both offices. Please make sure to get your name on the attendee list so we can get you pre-registered. More details to follow.
More on Location
New York City
1440 Broadway New York NY Connection Machine - Floor 16
Mountain View 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, 94043 University Theatre - 1st Flr, Building 40 Directions: [WWW] http://www.google.com/corporate/address.html#directions
(please note - only reserved until 2:30 PM on Thursday, 8/24 - do we need another room?)
Alex Martelli will be presenting Python 2.5 features at PENLUG in Belmont (CA) in the evening of Aug 24: see http://www.penlug.org/twiki/bin/view/Home/WebHome -- all sprint attendees are of course welcome.