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NOTICE: We need a new name than "PyCamp" as that name is branded for training classes. Suggested alternatives are:
- pybarcamp.python.org [-1]
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NOTICE: We need a name other than "PyCamp" as that name is branded for training classes. Suggested alternatives are:
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April 10, 2007, at 11:53 AM
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Robin is authoring up a group of new wiki pages for the Texas Python Unconference to be held in Houston in September (under the group name Texas).
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February 24, 2007, at 11:16 PM
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Lockhart, Texas. OK, this is not in stone yet, but it is a leading contender. Three of the best barbecue joints in Texas are here.
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Houston, Texas. Possibly at University of Houston main campus.
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Robin Friedrich reports:
We just had dinner with the Dallas Python group and discussed the
Texas PyCamp concept.
Here's what we tentatively settled on:
A Late Sept. 2007 initial happening, a Sat/Sun affair with Houston as
the first host city, (let's get UH location). We'll rotate among the
principal cities instead of trying to pick a mid-location (minimizes
net cost and simplifies logistics).
Format: An Unconvention. Sat- No keynotes. Daytime presentation
slots, timekeeper. Dinner, then evening bonus rounds available for
extended discussions pertaining to the days presentations. Everyone is
encouraged to participate. Sunday - Project sprints. We would like to
decide ahead of time on projects which the groups could tackle on the
second day. The projects may be coding, documenting, testing, or even
designing something the world needs. Free form. (Some preliminary
work can be done ahead of time of course.)
I also talked with the Enthought guys earlier in the afternoon. They
are good with the concept too and think the Austin community would
participate happily!
-Robin
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We're may be camping out (literally!) so feel free to bring your tents and sleeping bags. Other things you might want to consider bringing along:
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Martin Taylor said:
These "unconferences" sound very much like the Austin Workshop on Test
Automation (AWTA) conferences that I have attended:
http://awta.wikispaces.com/. The AWTA model is based on a process
developed by Cem Kaner and Brian Lawrence for another workshop, the Los
Altos Workshop on Software Testing (LAWST):
http://www.kaner.com/lawst.htm. Some of the LAWST approaches to
presentations and discussions were also used at the first Conference of
the Association for Software Testing (CAST) last summer in Indianapolis
(http://www.associationforsoftwaretesting.org/conference/cast2006/index.
html). Organizers and attendees of PyCamp (or whatever name gets picked)
might take a look at the LAWST model for futher ideas on user-driven
conferences. I particularly like their way of moderating the discussion
following a presentation as it allows for in depth Q&A and discussion
that goes where the attendees choose and for how long they choose.
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Legend:
+1 I approve and vote in favor of this direction, proposal, critique, or whatever.
-1 I don't approve, a vote no.
+0 I vaguely approve, but don't really care.
-0 I vaguely disapprove, but not willing to fight over it.
+1000 I really, really care deeply about this and want it.
-1000 This is a really bad idea that I think will harm the community.
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February 02, 2007, at 11:08 AM
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* Pillows ?
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* Anything that you might need to make your presentations a success.
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We're may be camping out (literally!) so feel free to bring your tents and sleeping bags. Other things you might want to consider bringing along:
- Powerstrips
- Laptops
- A selection of Mac VGA dongles (somebody always forgets theirs)
- Pillows ?
- A contribution to the event, whether it's a full-blown presentation or simply an open mind and a commitment to start interesting conversations. (A presentation would be good, though)
- Anything that you might need to make your presentations a success.
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Welcome to PmWiki!
A local copy of PmWiki's
documentation has been installed along with the software,
and is available via the documentation index.
To continue setting up PmWiki, see initial setup tasks.
The basic editing page describes how to create pages
in PmWiki. You can practice editing in the wiki sandbox.
More information about PmWiki is available from http://www.pmwiki.org .
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What:
So, what's a PyCamp? Check out Barcamp.org (ignore the details, but this is the progenitor of PyCamp and should give you the general idea)
When:
Maybe August 2007
10:00 AM Sharp
Where:
Lockhart, Texas
What to bring:
We're camping out (literally!) so feel free to bring your tents and sleeping bags. Other things you might want to consider bringing along:
* Powerstrips
* Laptops
* A selection of Mac VGA dongles (somebody always forgets theirs)
* Pillows ?
* A contribution to the event, whether it's a full-blown presentation or simply an open mind and a commitment to start interesting conversations. (A presentation would be good, though)
* Anything that you might need to make your presentations a success.