Python Workshop 1-3 November 1994

The workshop is over. This page will remain as a source of information about the workshop for those who couldn't attend (as well as those who did).

We are thinking of organizing another workshop in April/May 1995. It will probably be on another coast or at least somewhere west, to give West coast Python users a fair chance to attend. Watch this space for more info.

General Workshop Info

Workshop Session Notes

C++ session notes (Skip Montanaro)
WWW session notes (Paul Everitt)
Optimizing, Compiling etc. (Steve Majewski)
Safe-Python (Steve Majewski)
Persistent Objects session notes (Guido van Rossum)
Software Management (Ken Manheimer)

Post-Workshop Documents

Preliminary import mods: description and shar file (Guido van Rossum)
New GUI API design (Tommy Burnette)
``Visual Python'' preliminary design notes (Guido van Rossum)
C++ binding preliminary design notes (Guido van Rossum)
More on ``flattening'' python objects (Guido van Rossum)
Software Management Session proposals (Ken Manheimer)
custom.py Prototype code implementing module-customization mechanism (and, incidentally, exhibiting other features proposed in the software management session)
Optimizing, Compiling etc. (Steve Majewski)
Safe-Python (Steve Majewski)
Deriving Built-In Classes in Python (Donald Beaudry)

Random Pointers

Python home page (Guido van Rossum)
Python at NIST (Michael McLay)
Transparencies of my presentation at the VHLL conference, and some more transparencies containing examples (Guido van Rossum)
The WWW Conference in Chicago
Some personal favorites from the WWW conference (Michael McLay)
Relevant papers for Python from the WWW conference (Michael McLay)

--Guido van Rossum, CWI, Amsterdam