Dates:
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November 4-5, 1996
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Location:
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Hosted by FedUnix '96
Washington D.C. Convention Center
see map for details and accommodations
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Cost:
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FREE
Because of arrangements with FedUnix, there will be no charge
for attending this meeting. However, there will have a table set up to collect PSA membership fees and your generous donations, (The freeloaders should at least feel guilty:-)
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Registration:
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Please fill out the registration form
if you plan to attend the workshop.
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Purpose:
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Session topics for this workshop have been organized based on
the papers that were submitted as well as to meet short term
objectives of the PSA. A full Python Conference is being
planned for sometime in 1997. There are four sessions for
this workshop:
- Open Forum on Python Extensions - presentations on
Python based application or extension. (Scientific Python
extensions are of special interest.) - See session 1 papers and
presentations.
- Using Python with the World Wide Web - Python is a
popular language for building WWW servers and several papers
were submitted on the subject. The sessions were reorganized the
to accommodate the papers that were submitted on this subject. - See session 2 papers and
presentations.
- Preserving Investments in Legacy Software -
presentations by organizations that are using Python to
preserve the valuable portions of legacy systems - See session 3 papers and
presentations.
- A session for meeting with Guido to discuss the next
phase of Python's development. (Planning for Python 2.0) -
See session 4 papers and
presentations.
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The Details:
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- The agenda
- Papers and Presentations
- T-shirts (TBD)
- Tutorials - The Python workshop was added to the FedUNIX
conference at the last minute. At this time it doesn't look like
there will be tutorials added to the schedule.
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How can you help?
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